Ethiopia: Pastoralists Forced off Their Land for Sugar Plantations
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The Ethiopian government is forcibly displacing indigenous pastoral communities in Ethiopia’s Lower Omo valley without adequate consultation or compensation to make way for state-run s…Continue Reading
Dismay at NZ training of Indonesian abuser
New Zealand's Indonesian Human Rights Committee is shocked a member of a notorious Indonesian unit has trained in New Zealand.Continue Reading
Human rights violations aboard foreign vessels
New Zealand fishing researchers are welcoming the hint of arrests in South Korea.Continue Reading
Human rights lawyer Moon sets S.Korean presidential bid
SEOUL (Reuters) – A man who was once imprisoned by South Korea's former military dictator, Park Chung-hee, said on Sunday he would seek the centre-left's nomination to run for president, likely setting up a contest with the daughter of the man …Continue Reading
Human rights lawyer Moon sets S.Korean presidential bid
SEOUL (Reuters) – A man who was once imprisoned by South Korea's former military dictator, Park Chung-hee, said on Sunday he would seek the centre-left's nomination to run for president, likely setting up a contest with the daughter of the man …Continue Reading
Human rights lawyer Moon sets S.Korean presidential bid
SEOUL (Reuters) – A man who was once imprisoned by South Korea's former military dictator, Park Chung-hee, said on Sunday he would seek the centre-left's nomination to run for president, likely setting up a contest with the daughter of the man …Continue Reading
Human rights lawyer Moon sets South Korean presidential bid
SEOUL (Reuters) – A man who was once imprisoned by South Korea's former military dictator, Park Chung-hee, said on Sunday he would seek the centre-left's nomination to run for president, likely setting up a contest with the daughter of the man …Continue Reading
Pak human rights activists condemn threat to Asma Jahangir's life
Islamabad, June 16 (ANI): Human rights groups in Pakistan have condemned reported life threats to internationally acclaimed rights campaigner Asma Jahangir, according to a report.Continue Reading
US: New Deportation Policy Recognizes Ties to US
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The Obama administration’s decision to end the deportation of certain young unauthorized immigrants recognizes the special consideration due immigrants who have lived in the United Sta…Continue Reading
Provincial plaque commemorates 50th anniversary of the Human Rights Code
TORONTO , June 15, 2012 /CNW/ – Today, the Ontario Heritage Trust and the Ontario Human Rights Commission unveiled a provincial plaque to commemorate the Ontario Human Rights Code.The plaque reads as follows:Ontario …Continue Reading
Equatorial Guinea: DC Meeting Set as Corruption Details Emerge
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The president of Equatorial Guinea should take concrete steps to respect human rights, address corruption, and improve transparency. On June 15, Global Witness, Human Rights Watch, Open …Continue Reading
Bahrain: Court Upholds Convictions of Medics
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A Bahrain court of appeal on June 14, 2012, upheld the convictions of nine doctors and medical personnel for transparently political offenses such as “inciting and participating in an …Continue Reading
The football player who wouldn’t play ball with Israeli injustice
Amnesty International delegates met family of Palestinian on hunger strike against his detention without trial in Israel
When we arrived in Gaza on 13 June, Mahmoud al-Sarsak had been on hunger strike for more than 91 days. Soon after our …Continue Reading
Iran, Saudi Arabia – and the unfair trials for ‘drugs offenders’
By Ann Harrison, Deputy Director of Amnesty International’s Middle East and North Africa Programme
I must admit that I had to blink and look away for a moment when I saw the Iranian news agency headline: ‘Execution of Iranian citizens in Saudi Ar…Continue Reading
Syria: Sexual Assault in Detention
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Syrian government forces have used sexual violence to torture men, women, and boys detained during the current conflict. Witnesses and victims also told Human Rights Watch that soldiers …Continue Reading