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Growing use of Human Rights Act should be controlled: UK judge
London, June 17 (ANI): A senior British judge has said there is a need to control the growing use of the Human Rights Act or it will be increasingly opposed by both government and Parliament.Continue Reading
Indonesia: Monitor Trials of Deadly Attack on Religious Minority
Indonesia’s Judiciary Commission should monitor the trials of those charged in the deadly February 2011 attacks on the Ahmadiyah community in western Java.
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Indonesia: Monitor Trials of Deadly Attack on Religious Minority
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Indonesia’s Judiciary Commission should monitor the trials of those charged in the deadly February 2011 attacks on the Ahmadiyah community in western Java.
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Indonesia: Letter to Judiciary Commission regarding Ahmadiyah trials
We write to you to ask the Judiciary Commission to send representatives to monitor the trials currently before the Serang district court in western Java of 12 defendants[1] accused of various charges for their rol…Continue Reading
Indonesia: Letter to Judiciary Commission regarding Ahmadiyah trials
We write to you to ask the Judiciary Commission to send representatives to monitor the trials currently before the Serang district court in western Java of 12 defendants[1] accused of various charges for their rol…Continue Reading
UN Human Rights Council: Weak Stance on Business Standards
The UN Human Rights Council squandered an opportunity to take meaningful action to curtail business-related human rights abuses. The council, on June 16, 2011, endorsed a set of "Guiding Principles on Busines…Continue Reading
UN Human Rights Council: Weak Stance on Business Standards
The UN Human Rights Council squandered an opportunity to take meaningful action to curtail business-related human rights abuses. The council, on June 16, 2011, endorsed a set of "Guiding Principles on Busines…Continue Reading
Saudi Arabia must fulfil its promise to let women drive
The Saudi government has made many promises to women. Six years ago, while denying their right to participate in the kingdom’s first municipal elections, it promised they would be allowed to do so on the next occasion.
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Letter to President Obama Seeking Recognition of Those Who Opposed Torture
Formally commending those who rejected torture would send a necessary message that torture is — and will always be — inconsistent with who we are as a nation.
Dear President Obama:
We were am…Continue Reading
Peru: No Special Treatment for Fujimori
Arbitrarily releasing former President Alberto Fujimori from serving his full prison sentence for human rights crimes would be incompatible with Peru’s obligations under international law. Fujimori recently rec…Continue Reading
ICC: Prosecutor Can Spur National Trials, Deter Crimes
(Brussels) – The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) could better encourage national trials for international crimes and deter international crimes in "situations under analysis," Human Rights Watch said in a report released …Continue Reading
Obama administration poised for passage of gay rights resolution by UN Human Rights Council
WASHINGTON – The U.N. Human Rights Council is poised for a historic vote Friday on a U.S.-backed resolution in support of gay rights.Continue Reading
Letter to United Kingdom’s Home Secretary Theresa May and Foreign Secretary William Hague on Deportation of Rejected Asylum
We believe that Sri Lankan nationals who have been affiliated with or are considered to be supporters of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), would be at significant risk of persecution if deported back to…Continue Reading
EU presses China on human rights
The European Union queried China on a wide range of alleged human rights violations Thursday, including the treatment of Tibetans, religious freedom and extra-legal detentions, the bloc said.Continue Reading