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Samantha Chen

Climate Activists Detained as Private Jets Favored Over Climate Crisis Countermeasures

Activists Arrested for Peaceful Protest against Private Jets Sales In an effort to spread awareness and bring attention to the issue of private jets and their impact on the environment, at least 102 climate activists were arrested in Geneva, Switzerland after protesting against Europe’s largest private jet fair, the European […]

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Patel Maya

Mexican Democracy in Danger: Public Accountability and Privacy at Risk

Mexican Government Undermines Public Accountability and Privacy Rights The Mexican government, under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and legislators from his party, has paralyzed the country’s National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information, and Data Protection (INAI) by blocking nominations to fill vacant seats on its board. This independent agency […]

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Samantha Chen

Uzbekistan’s Religious Freedom Progress in Jeopardy

Uzbekistan‘s Backsliding on Religious Freedom Raises Concerns The government of Uzbekistan is reportedly restricting religious freedom and continues to arrest and prosecute Muslims on charges of extremism, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW). The government’s claims promising to eliminate restrictions on religious freedoms seem to indicate partial adherence to international […]

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Samantha Chen

Political and Humanitarian Crisis Intensifies: Lao Refugee Shot Dead in Thailand

Exiled Lao political activist killed in Thailand The killing of exiled Lao political activist, Bounsuan Kitiyano, demands an immediate response from the Thai authorities, says the human rights watchdog Human Rights Watch. Bounsuan’s body was discovered on May 17, 2023, in the Si Mueang Mai district of Ubon Ratchathani province […]

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Lee Olivia

The EU Should Move Beyond Audits to Ensure Sustainable Raw Materials

EU‘s Flawed Reliance on Audits and Certifications for Raw Materials Rules: Human Rights Watch Warns of Insufficient Protection The European Union (EU) may be relying too heavily on voluntary audit and certification initiatives to protect human rights in minerals supply chains, according to a recent inquiry by Human Rights Watch. […]

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Liu David

Cambodia’s Crackdown on Land Rights Activists: A Dangerous Backslide

Cambodian Land Rights Activists Face Baseless Charges Overview On May 22nd, 2023, three staff members of the Coalition of Cambodian Farmer Community (CCFC) were charged with plotting and incitement, a move that has been described as politically motivated by Human Rights Watch. The three activists, Theng Savoeun, Nhel Pheap, and […]

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Patel Maya

Vietnam’s Crackdown on Dissent Continues With “Propaganda” Charge Against Activist.

Activist Charged With “Propaganda” Bui Tuan Lam Faces 12 Years in Prison for Criticizing Government Online The Vietnamese government is set to put Bui Tuan Lam, a renowned activist and pro-democracy advocate, on trial on May 25, 2023. Lam is facing charges of “propaganda against the state” for exercising his […]

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