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Afghanistan: Women tell UN rights experts ‘we’re alive, but not living’

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“We are alarmed about widespread mental health issues and accounts of escalating suicides among women and girls,” they said in a joint statement. “This extreme situation of institutionalized gender-based discrimination in Afghanistan is unparalleled...
Human Rights

Keep Sudan borders open UNHCR urges, amid alarming rise in child deaths

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Elizabeth Tan, UNHCR’s Director of International Protection said their first request was that countries allow civilians fleeing Sudan on “a non-discriminatory manner to access their territory”. She said this applied to Sudanese nationals, foreign nationals,...
Human Rights

USA: Slavery has left a deep and long-lasting legacy on the country, UN experts say

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During the visit, the Mechanism visited Washington DC, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis, and New York City saying in a press release, that it had been pleased to learn about various promising initiatives that...
Human Rights

Human rights experts alarmed over ‘imminent executions’ in Saudi Arabia

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“Despite being charged with terrorism, they were reportedly arrested for resisting forced evictions in the name of the NEOM project and the construction of a 170km linear city called The Line,” the UN experts...
Human Rights

Human rights ‘best antidote’ to advance peace, Security Council hears

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Ambassadors met to examine the Council’s efforts towards building trust that leads to sustainable peace, in light of current and emerging threats.  “Full compliance with human rights is the best antidote to the inequalities, unaddressed...
Human Rights

Israel: UN experts demand accountability over death of Palestinian hunger striker

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The 45-year-old Palestinian died in his prison cell on Tuesday morning following a nearly three-month hunger strike. He had been protesting Israel’s widespread policy of arbitrarily detaining Palestinians in “abhorrent conditions” and in violation...
Europe

Religious discrimination and police violence… France criticized at the UN

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Several countries deplored on Monday religious discrimination and police violence during the UN Human Rights Council on Monday, May 1
Europe

Psychiatrists discuss how to reduce the use of coercive measures

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The need and feasibility of reducing coercion in mental health care is widely acknowledged. The discussion whether the goal is reducing or eliminating the use of coercive measures is a hot topic in professional...
Human Rights

Fragile gains on reducing child marriage, under threat from ‘polycrisis’: UNICEF

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Currently, one in five young women aged 20 to 24, were married as children, versus nearly one in four a decade ago, according to the new analysis, entitled, Is an End to Child Marriage...
Asia

Human rights scholars concerned about unsolved Tai Ji Men case

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European and US human rights academics concerned about post-authoritarian persecution and the Tai Ji Men Case INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY: Chen Chu acknowledges the importance of the issue and discusses Tai Ji Men case In the middle of last...
Human Rights

Guterres convenes meeting in Doha to discuss key issues in Afghanistan

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The aim is to reinvigorate international engagement around key issues, such as human rights, in particular women’s and girls’ rights, inclusive governance, countering terrorism and drug trafficking. “The meeting is intended to achieve a common...
Human Rights

The oldest convicted Nazi has died

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Schütz's name and date of birth were found in SS documents Former Nazi concentration camp warden Josef Schütz, who was imprisoned at a record age of 102 and sentenced last year, has died in Germany....
Human Rights

INTERVIEW – Seeking justice for sexual abuse victims

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Critics have said justice takes too long, and perpetrators are not always held accountable in cases of sexual abuse and exploitation committed by UN personnel.
Human Rights

Stop deporting Haitians: Rights experts’ appeal to countries in Americas

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The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) sounded the alarm after 36,000 people of Haitian origin were deported during the first three months of the year, according to figures from the...
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Russia, Moscow City Court orders oppressive liquidation of human Rights NGO SOVA Center

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As reported by SOVA Center, the remaining most active human rights NGO in Russia, the Russian oppressive fist is now falling on them. We reproduce here the statement of SOVA: On April 27, 2023 Judge Vyacheslav Polyga of the Moscow City Court considered the request filed by Russia’s Ministry of Justice to liquidate the...
Asia

Singapore, Rights experts call for moratorium on the death penalty

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Experts appointed called for Singapore to impose an immediate moratorium on capital punishment, the Government’s continued use of the death penalty for drug-related crimes.
Human Rights

UN expert urges Japan to ‘step up pressure’ on Myanmar junta

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“The international community’s response to the crisis in Myanmar is failing, and that failure has contributed to a lethal downward spiral that is devastating the lives of millions of people,” Tom Andrews, Special Rapporteur...
Human Rights

“Free Uzbekistan” Report to the 23rd Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons

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By Hasanboy Burhanov, founder of the political opposition movement Erkin O'zbekiston (Free Uzbekistan). A report in English, distributed to the participants of the 23rd Conference of the Alliance against Trafficking in Persons organised by the...
Human Rights

China: ‘Vocational training’ programmes for Tibetans carry risk of forced labour

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“Hundreds of thousands of Tibetans have reportedly been ‘transferred’ from their traditional rural lives to low-skilled and low-paid employment since 2015, through a programme described as voluntary, but in practice their participation has reportedly...
Human Rights

New UK law curtails key civil and political rights: UN rights chief

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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, called the Public Order Bill “deeply troubling legislation”, after it completed its passage through parliament on Wednesday. “It is especially worrying that the law expands the powers...
Human Rights

Afghanistan: Security Council condemns Taliban’s ban on women working for UN

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The resolution passed unanimously by the 15-member body in New York, calls for the “full, equal, meaningful and safe participation of women and girls in Afghanistan”, and urges all countries and organisations with influence on...
Human Rights

The fight against Disinformation and propaganda

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A conference entitled "The fight against Disinformation and propaganda " was organized at the European Parliament on April 24th 2023 by EPP group with the participation of human rights organizations and experts in the field .
Africa

South African Christian Minister is using Scientology to help fight violence against women

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Bishop Daniel Matebesi's discovery of the Scientology Tools for Life gave him faith that he could assist in bringing about social change in South Africa JOHANNESBURG, JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, April 27, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- Each year,...
Human Rights

New report shows 90 per cent of adolescent girls in low-income economies are offline

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"Closing the digital divide between girls and boys is about more than just having access to the internet and technology. It's about empowering girls to become innovators, creators, and leaders," said UNICEF Director of Education Robert Jenkins. "If we want to...
Human Rights

Burkina Faso: UN rights office calls for probe into latest deadly attack on civilians

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Authorities in Burkina Faso must conduct a full and independent investigation into the recent latest deadly attack on civilians, where score of people are killed in a village
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