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United Nations experts urge the United States to harmonize the counterterrorism program with international law | 0 (0)

April 15, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments António Guterres, Army, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Children, Children Rights, civilians, conflict, counterterrorism, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, experts, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, harmonize, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, International, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law, law enforcement agencies, Libya, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, nations, NGO, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, program, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shameful, states, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, UN experts, United, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, UNO, urge, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

The Counter-Terrorism Program, run by the US State Department, provides funds to obtain information about people outside the country that

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The Security Council: Prevention is the “only remedy” for ending sexual violence in conflict 0 (0)

April 14, 2021April 14, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments A historic 'turning point', António Guterres, Army, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Children, Children Rights, Civil Society Voices, civilians, conflict, Council, COVID concerns, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, ending sexual violence in conflict, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, Iran, Israel, Justice and healing, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, NGO, only remedy, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, prevention, Prevention is the "only remedy" for ending sexual violence in conflict, Protection 'more urgent than ever', protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, remedy, Russia, Saudi Arabia, security, Security Council, sexual, sexual violence, sexual violence in conflict, Shameful, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, The chasm between decisions and reality, The Security Council: Prevention is the "only remedy" for ending sexual violence in conflict, tortured, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, UNO, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

“We meet at a time when this crime, which was supposed to be placed in a closed chapter of history,

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Rights experts raise the alarm over the “brutal” election campaign in Uganda 0 (0)

April 14, 2021April 14, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments 'Blatant' tactics, alarm, António Guterres, Army, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, brutal, brutal election campaign in Uganda, campaign, Children, Children Rights, civilians, conflict, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, election, election campaign in Uganda, experts, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, NGO, over the "brutal" election campaign in Uganda, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, raise, raise the alarm, Reducing freedoms, rights, Rights experts, Rights experts raise the alarm over the "brutal" election campaign in Uganda, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shameful, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, Uganda, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, unknown fate, UNO, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, Yemen

The nine experts said in a statement: “We are particularly concerned about reports of widespread and ongoing repression against opposition

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Burundian refugees in Tanzania live in fear: UN human rights experts | 0 (0)

April 13, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments António Guterres, Army, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Burundian, Children, Children Rights, civilians, conflict, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, experts, fear, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, Human, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, live, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, NGO, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, refugees, rights, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shameful, Syria News, Tanzania, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, UNO, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

Burundian refugees suffered abuses such as arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances, which they reported were carried out by the Tanzanian

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Review of “disproportionate and unjustified” measures, human rights experts urge Cambodia | 0 (0)

April 13, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments António Guterres, Army, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Cambodia, Children, Children Rights, civilians, conflict, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, disproportionate, experts, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, Human, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, measures, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, NGO, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, review, rights, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shameful, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, tortured, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, unjustified, UNO, urge, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

The new law, passed on March 11, could place violators in prison for up to 20 years and a fine

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High Commissioner for Human Rights: The UK Armed Forces bill would limit accountability for war crimes 0 (0)

April 12, 2021April 13, 2021 Bulletin 0 Comments 1949 Geneva Conventions, accountability, acts of torture, António Guterres, armed, Army, bill, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Children, Children Rights, civilians, Commissioner, conflict, Convention against Torture, Cowardly, crimes, Criminal Associations, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, Fighter Groups, forces, freedom, Freedom Fighters, high, high commissioner, High Commissioner for Human Rights, Human, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, Lift bar, limit, limit accountability, limit accountability for war crimes, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, NGO, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, Protected from probes, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, rights, Russia, Saudi Arabia, serious international crimes, Shameful, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, The UK Armed Forces bill would limit accountability for war crimes, tortured, UK Armed Forces bill, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Organization, United States of america, UNO, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, war crimes, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

In a statement, the High Commissioner for Human Rights urged parliament to heed warnings that the proposed new overseas operations

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In France, extremists set fire to two mosques – Life expectancy of Muslims is tight 4 (1)

April 12, 2021April 13, 2021 Bulletin 1 Comment anti-Islamic law, Anti-Islamic slogans, attacks on mosques, damaging, damaging their doors and walls, doors, Emmanuel Macron, extremists, extremists set fire to two mosques, fire, France, France News, freedom of religion, French city, French parliament, French President, Human Rights, Human Rights News, incendiary, incendiary material, International, International News, Islam, life, Life expectancy, Life expectancy of Muslims, Life expectancy of Muslims is tight, material, Mosque, mosques, Muslims, Nantes, Religion, Religious Extremism, Religious Extremism against Islam, Religious Extremism in Europe, Religious extremism in France, Religious Extremism of Christians against Muslims and Islam, Religious Extremism of Hindus against Muslims and Islam, Religious Extremism of Jews against Muslims and Islam, set fire, set fire to two mosques, threw incendiary material at a mosque, tight, walls, World, World New

In France, extremists set fire to two mosques, damaging their doors and walls. In the French city of Nantes, extremists

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The United Nations Human Rights Office urges protection and investigation after the recent clashes in West Darfur 0 (0)

April 9, 2021April 12, 2021 Bulletin António Guterres, Army, Be sure to conduct a quick investigation, Black lives matter, Black Lives Matter Protests, Children, Children Rights, civilians, clashes, Commitment to disarm, conflict, conflicts, Cowardly, Criminal Associations, Darfur, Demonstrators, deteriorating economy, ethnic, ethnic conflicts fuelled by the previous regime, Fighter Groups, freedom, Freedom Fighters, fuelled, Human, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, Human Rights News, India, investigation, Iran, Israel, Kashmir, Kashmir News, law enforcement agencies, Libya, Marta Hurtado, military courts, Military Forces, Myanmar, nations, NGO, office, Pakistan, Palestine, Palestine News, Peaceful Protestors, protection, protection and investigation, protest, protestors, protests, Public Property, Racism, racist, recent clashes, recent clashes in West Darfur, regime, rights, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Shameful, spokeswoman, Syria News, Tensions, terrorists, The United Nations Human Rights Office urges protection and investigation after the recent clashes in West Darfur, tortured, UN experts, United, United Nations, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Human Rights Office, United Nations Organization, United States of america, UNO, urges, US Peacekeepers, violence, War, West, West Darfur, WHO, Women's Rights, women’s rights organization, World Health Organization, Yemen

On Friday, spokeswoman Marta Hurtado reported that the clashes between Masalit and Arabs in El Geneina, which erupted last weekend,

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Rights expert: Hate speech and violence continue to escalate against Roma, despite gains in recognition 0 (0)

April 8, 2021April 8, 2021 Bulletin António Guterres, comments, continue, despite gains in recognition, Enhanced measures are required, escalate, expert, Fernand de Varennes, gains, Hate, hate speech, Hate speech and violence continue to escalate against Roma, Human Rights, Human Rights News, Human rights obligations, independent human rights expert, inflammatory, inflammatory comments, international standards, Kashmir News, Lack of progress in tackling hate, minorities, Mr. de Farnes, other minorities, Palestine News, Recognition, rights, Rights expert, Roma, Sinti, social media, speech, Syria News, The birth of the Rome World Congress, United Nations Organization, UNO, violate, violence, World Congress of Roma, World Day

Before Rome World Day on Thursday, April 8th, Fernand de Varennes He called for more action to control the spread

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Anti-Discrimination Committee: Libya violated the rights of a “targeted” activist | 0 (0)

April 7, 2021 Bulletin activist, AntiDiscrimination, António Guterres, committee, Human Rights, Human Rights News, Kashmir News, Libya, Palestine News, rights, Syria News, targeted, United Nations Organization, UNO, violated

Majdoleen Obeida fled Libya in 2012 after being harassed, tortured, and forced to close her women’s rights organization, Haqqi, or

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Combating Hate-Driven Movements, as Guterres urges, contemplate the Rwanda genocide | 0 (0)

April 7, 2021 Bulletin António Guterres, Combating, contemplate, genocide, Guterres, HateDriven, Human Rights, Human Rights News, Kashmir News, Movements, Palestine News, Rwanda, Syria News, United Nations Organization, UNO, urges

in a Message In commemoration of the 1994 International Day of Reflection on the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda,

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The release of women, abducted in South Sudan and hundreds are still missing 0 (0)

April 6, 2021April 7, 2021 Bulletin abducted, broker, community-led peace, Dinka Bor ethnic groups, Guterres, Human Rights, Human Rights News, hundreds, hundreds are still missing, Jonglei state, Lou Nuer, missing, mission, More women have yet to be released, Mr. Dujarric, Murle, peace, Preventing the "revenge cycle", release, release of women, Resilience, South Sudan, Stability, still, United Nations High Commissioner, United Nations Human Rights Council, United Nations Mission in South Sudan, United Nations Trust Fund for Reconciliation, Women

Since December, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan,The United Nations Mission in South Sudan, Works with agencies, with support

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Algerian police investigate teenage protester’s sexual assault allegations 0 (0)

April 5, 2021April 5, 2021 Bulletin 15-year-old, Algerian League for the Défense of Human Rights, Algerian police, Algerian police investigate teenage protester's sexual assault allegations, Algiers, allegations, arrested, arrested during anti-government protests, claiming, during a demonstration, Hirak, Human Rights, investigate, investigation, Middle East News, officers sexually assaulted, officers sexually assaulted a teenage boy, Organizes regular demonstrations Demanding political change, president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, pro-democracy Hirak movement, sexual assault, sparked outrage, teenage boy, teenage protester, teenage protester's sexual assault allegations, videos on social media

The 15-year-old was arrested in Algiers during a demonstration as part of the pro-democracy Hirak movement. Algerian police said on

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Human Rights experts urge an end to police brutality and impunity in Belarus 0 (0)

April 2, 2021April 2, 2021 Bulletin A disturbing trend, Accountability is an obligation, Alexander Lukashenko, an end, arrested, basic freedoms, Belarus, Belarus Investigation Commission, commemorate, covering the rallies last year, decree condemning, demonstrations, disputed, experts, Freedom Day, Geneva, harassed, Human Rights, Human Rights Council, Human Rights Experts, impunity, law enforcement agencies, March 25, Mass protests, multiple rights, peaceful protests, people, police brutality, presidential election, seven journalists, seven journalists arrested, Silence all opposition, state watchdog, UN experts, United Nations Human Rights Council, unofficial holiday, urge, use of violence, violations, worrying trend

Last week, 176 people were arrested during peaceful protests to commemorate Freedom Day on March 25, an unofficial holiday, they

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Central African Republic: Human rights experts concerned about “Russian advisers” and close contacts with UN peacekeepers 0 (0)

April 1, 2021April 1, 2021 Bulletin African, Call for accountability, Central African Republic, close contacts, Close working relationship, coalition armed groups, concerned, escalated, experts, FACA, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, interconnected roles, international partners, Republic, Russian advisers, SARLU, SEWA, SEWA's security services, Tensions, UN peacekeepers, United Nations, Wagner Group, widespread fluctuations

Tensions have escalated in the Central African Republic since before the presidential elections held on December 27, 2020, and widespread

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Indonesia: UN experts condemn mega tourism project that “tramples on human rights” 0 (0)

March 31, 2021March 31, 2021 Bulletin condemn, cultural, cultural sites, destruction of homes, evictions of local communities, Extreme poverty, Extreme poverty and human rights, fields, Human Rights, indonesia, Joint statement, Lack of due diligence, mandalika, mega tourism, new Bali, Olivier de Schutter, project, religious sites, tramples, tramples on human rights, UN experts, UN Special Rapporteur, water sources

in a Joint statement Led by Olivier de Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur Extreme poverty and human rights Experts shed light

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Thousands protest Turkey’s exit from the Domestic Violence Treat 0 (0)

March 27, 2021March 28, 2021 Bulletin 2011 Istanbul Agreement, Ankara, chanting slogans, combat violance, demand, Domestic Violence Treaty, Human Rights, International treaty, LGBT, protest, purple flags, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Recep Tayyip Erdogan's decision, retreat, reverse the decision, second consecutive weekend, Sparked outraged, The kiliing of women is political, Thousands, Turkey, Turkey's exit, withdraw, Women

Protesters have taken to the streets for the second consecutive weekend to demand that Turkey reverse its decision to withdraw

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North Korea strikes a “provocation” Biden and threatens to stockpile more weapons 0 (0)

March 27, 2021March 27, 2021 Bulletin Biden, Central News Agency, condemned, deep hostility, east cost, East Sea in Korea, Human Rights, military build-up, missile launches, more weapons, North Korea, North Korea strikes, nuclear disarmament, Provocation, Pyongyang, rapid progress, recent release, sanctions, Sea of Japan, stockpile, Tactical guided projectile, threatens, two weapons, United Nations, US Policy, US President, violations of the United Nations, Washington, weapons

The US President condemned Pyongyang’s recent release of two weapons from its east coast into the Sea of Japan, describing

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The Biden administration wants to preserve the controversial Trump policy 0 (0)

March 25, 2021March 25, 2021 Bulletin administration, Afghanistan, allies, armed, Barak Obama, Biden, Chinese-made drones, civilians, controversial, criticized, democratic Law makers, donald trump, drone attacks, Human Rights, killed, militants, Missile Technology Control System, MTCR, national security council, NSC, sources, State Department, to preserve, Trump Policy, United States, wants

Sources familiar with the discussions said the Biden administration wants to preserve the controversial Trump policy that has led to

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Illegal immigrants crossing into the US are dying from the summer heat 0 (0)

March 23, 2021March 23, 2021 Bulletin Brooks County, crossing, dying, Human Rights, Illegal immigrants, summer heat, US

Authorities in Brooks County, Texas, have recovered more than 300 bodies of immigrants who have died trying to cross illegally

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Human rights experts accuse countries of not adhering to the ban on torture 0 (0)

March 8, 2021March 8, 2021 Bulletin accuse countries, Human Rights, Human Rights Experts, not adhering to the ban on torture

Niels Melzer, the UN special rapporteur on torture, charged on Monday with submitting his latest report Transfer, Which assesses countries’

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Bangladesh: The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for a transparent investigation into the death of the writer, and a review of the law under which he was accused 0 (0)

March 1, 2021March 1, 2021 Bulletin Bangladesh, death of writer, Human Rights, review of law, United Nations High Commissioner

The writer, Mushtaq Ahmed, died on February 25, after being transferred to the prison hospital for treatment. The authorities announced

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Paraguay: The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for a “prompt and independent” investigation into the deaths and disappearances of girls 0 (0)

February 6, 2021February 6, 2021 Bulletin calls for, Deaths, disappearances of girls, high commissioner, Human Rights, investigation, Paraguay, prompt and independent, United Nations

According to Marta Hurtado, spokeswoman for the High Commissioner for Human Rights (Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights),

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Human Rights: Mass attacks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo may amount to crimes against humanity | 0 (0)

February 2, 2021February 2, 2021 Bulletin Congo, crimes against humanity, Human Rights, Mass atacks

At least 849 civilians were killed in attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in Iromo and Mambasa province in

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A United Nations human rights organization concluded that Italy failed to rescue more than 200 migrants in the 2013 Mediterranean disaster 0 (0)

January 28, 2021January 28, 2021 Bulletin 200, 2013, concluded, failed, Human Rights, Italy, Mediterranean disaster, migrants, more than, organization, rescue, United Nations

In a decision published Wednesday, the Commission on Human Rights – an independent body of experts that monitors state compliance

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