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Original Source: www.amnesty.org.uk In a startling late-night address, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, citing a need to combat perceived threats from pro-North Korean forces. His declaration …
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Original Source: www.amnesty.org In a move that sparked outrage, FIFA and Qatar unveiled their much-anticipated Legacy Fund for the 2022 World Cup, a glaring omission echoing down the halls of …
FIFA’s Qatar Legacy Fund: A Disappointment for Exploited Workers Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi must turn back the new asylum law recently approved by Egypt’s parliament. This legislation threatens to erode the rights of refugees amidst a …
Concerns Over Egypt’s New Asylum Law and Refugee Rights Read More
Original Source: worldcoalition.org In a troubling call to action, seven human rights organizations have united to express grave concern over the escalating human rights abuses in Singapore, particularly regarding drug-related …
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Original Source: www.amnesty.org.au In response to FIFA’s evaluation of Saudi Arabia’s bid to host the 2034 men’s World Cup, Steve Cockburn from Amnesty International highlighted the glaring inadequacies of the …
FIFA’s Troubling Human Rights Record Amid World Cup Bids Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org Amnesty International has unveiled alarming research detailing the torment endured by six children in Venezuela during a vicious government crackdown on dissent from July 29 to 31. …
Venezuela: Urgent Call for International Justice Amid Child Abuses Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org As Saudi Arabia gears up to host the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF) from December 15 to 19, Amnesty International has urged the government to release …
Saudi Arabia’s Internet Governance Forum: A Call for Unconditional Release of Detainees Read More
Original Source: amnesty.ca Venezuela has entered a dark chapter, with the human rights organization PROVEA facing intensified persecution since November 2024. A senior government official has leveled threats during televised …
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Original Source: www.amnesty.org In June 2020, Libyan government forces unearthed haunting mass graves in Tarhouna, revealing the dark legacy left by the al-Kaniat group, which had ruthlessly dominated the area …
Echoes of Impunity: The Quest for Justice in Tarhouna Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org In a compassionate turn, the Ivorian authorities have paused eviction operations in Abidjan, a move celebrated by Samira Daoud of Amnesty International. The evictions, which began in …
Côte d’Ivoire Stops Evictions: A Call for Support Amidst Struggles Read More