US: Reject Proposal to Mark Birth Certificates
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State legislatures in the United States should reject a proposal to mark birth certificates of US citizens on the basis of their parents’ immigration status, which would violate the in…Continue Reading
US: Reject Proposal to Mark Birth Certificates
State legislatures in the United States should reject a proposal to mark birth certificates of US citizens on the basis of their parents’ immigration status, which would violate the internationally protected rig…Continue Reading
An Assassination in Pakistan
LAHORE, PAKISTAN – The cold-blooded murder this week of Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab Province, answers a few questions with stark clarity, just as it raises others.
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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights Responds to Misconceptions in the Media
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA–(Marketwire – 01/06/11) – Misconception: There will be only 2 galleries in the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR), one on the Holocaust and the other on Aboriginal peoples. Fact: There are 12 permanent zones (galleries) in the …Continue Reading
British firm supplied US death drug: rights group
A British human rights organisation claimed Thursday that a small company based in the office of a London driving instructor had supplied drugs to carry out executions in the United States.Continue Reading
US protests over treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
The U.S. government has strongly protested to Vietnam over the treatment of an American diplomat, the ambassador said Thursday. A media report said the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
US protests over treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
The U.S. government has strongly protested to Vietnam over the treatment of an American diplomat, the ambassador said Thursday. A media report said the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
US protests over treatment of diplomat in Vietnam
The U.S. government has strongly protested to Vietnam over the treatment of an American diplomat, the ambassador said Thursday. A media report said the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
US diplomat attacked by Vietnamese police
An American diplomat was attacked by police in central Vietnam, the U.S. Embassy said Thursday. A media report said the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
Indonesia rights body denounces torture in Papua
Indonesia’s top human rights body on Thursday urged President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to take action against “serious” rights violations by security forces in eastern Papua region.Continue Reading
US diplomat attacked by Vietnamese police
An American diplomat was attacked by police in central Vietnam, the U.S. Embassy said Thursday. A media report said the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
US human rights diplomat attacked in Vietnam
An American diplomat was attacked by police in central Vietnam, the U.S. Embassy said Thursday, following a report that the human rights officer was roughed up while trying to meet with a prominent dissident.Continue Reading
India: Repeal Sedition Law
(New York) – The Indian parliament should immediately repeal the colonial-era sedition law, which local authorities are using to silence peaceful political dissent, Human Rights Watch said today. The Indian government should drop sedition cases against…Continue Reading
US lawmaker targets Vietnam on rights
Vietnamese officials complicit in human rights abuses would be barred from coming to the United States and doing business with US firms under a bill introduced Wednesday in the US Congress.Continue Reading
Israeli rights groups: Inquiry is war on dissent
Human rights groups expressed outrage Wednesday after Israel’s parliament moved toward approving a formal inquiry into their sources of funding, describing it as a step to stifle dissent and limit democracy.Continue Reading