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That brings us to option three: leaving not just the European Court of Human Rights but now, thanks to the Supreme Court, a bunch of UN treaties too. Read more: Human rights treaties have had their day – The TimesContinue Reading

DISREGARDING the Supreme Court ruling, which rendered unlawful the government's plan to ship to Rwanda people claiming asylum, Rishi Sunak has … Read more: Editorial The Tories, human rights and Rwanda – Morning StarContinue Reading

We are relieved today that the Supreme Court has made the right decision and declared that Rwanda is not a safe country for this government to send … Read more: Joint civil society statement on the Supreme Court ruling on RwandaContinue Reading

Santos described his human rights-minded approach to addressing the Colombian conflict, recalling advice he received from a former army commander. “ … Read more: Former Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Discusses Human Rights at Harvard IOP ForumContinue Reading

The report analyzed the venture capital investments of the 10 American universities with the largest endowments in terms of human rights due diligence … Read more: Duke needs to address its failure to identify human rights impacts when investingContinue Reading

"The West teaches us democracy, human rights … but the West has different standards and this will be very critical. There's a shift in the world. Now … Read more: Indonesia doesn't need Europe anymore, presidential frontrunner says – POLITICO.euContinue Reading

Handcuffs during pregnancy, separation from newborn babies and insufficient care for elderly inmates are among the abuses suffered, the rights … Read more: Japan women prisoners suffer serious abuse: Human Rights WatchContinue Reading

“Amnesty International fears that Human Rights Defenders and other members of civil … human rights, including the rights to privacy and peaceful … Read more: UAE: Concerns around authorities' use of digital surveillance during COP28Continue Reading

(Beirut) – An unlawful Israeli strike on a family in a car on November 5, 2023, should be investigated as an apparent war crime, Human Rights … Read more: Lebanon: Israeli Strike an Apparent War Crime – Human Rights WatchContinue Reading

Special Envoy Turner's trip will focus on specific actions that can be taken to improve respect for the human rights and dignity of North Koreans, … Read more: Special Envoy on North Korean Human Rights Issues Turner's Trip to BrusselsContinue Reading

Moreover, the United States strongly objects to the Human Rights Council's continued disproportionate focus on Israel, including the existence of … Read more: Explanation of Position on a Third Committee Resolution on the Report of the Human Rights CouncilContinue Reading

The institute was sanctioned in May 2020 by the Donald Trump administration, which said it was “complicit in human rights violations and abuses … Read more: Biden set for controversial human rights trade-off with China's Xi to tackle opioid drug crisisContinue Reading

Human Rights Watch on Tuesday called on Israel to end attacks on hospitals in Gaza, which it said should be investigated as war crimes. Read more: HRW: Israeli attacks on Gaza hospitals should be investigated as war crimes – UPIContinue Reading

… human rights. "The principle of restorative justice in the criminal justice system in Malaysia is always upheld," she said in a statement on … Read more: Historic day for human rights in Malaysia, says Azalina | The StarContinue Reading