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Month: July 2023

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Lee Olivia

Russia’s Adoption of Transphobic Legislation: A Harrowing Blow to Human Rights

The Implications of Russian Legislation on Transgender Rights A Violation of Human Rights The recent legislation passed by the Russian State Duma, imposing a blanket ban on “sex change” procedures, raises serious concerns regarding the human rights of transgender individuals in Russian society. Amnesty International’s Russia Director, Natalia Zviagina, rightly […]

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  • United Nations
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Liu David

ICC Prosecutor’s Call Demands Immediate Action on Sudan Crisis

ICC Prosecutor‘s Pronouncement Should Jumpstart Sudan Response Stronger International Action Needed to End Atrocities The recent pronouncement by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, regarding ongoing atrocities in Sudan‘s Darfur region should serve as a wake-up call to the international community. Khan’s announcement not only highlights […]

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  • United Nations
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Patel Maya

Strengthening Global Action to Combat Rights Abuses in Nicaragua

Nicaragua: Rights Abuses Need Stronger International Efforts Prominent Voices Call for Concerted Approach July 14th, 2023 | By Introduction In a joint letter signed by 160 Nicaraguan victims and 29 national, regional, and international human rights organizations, it has been urged that the upcoming European Union – Community of Latin […]

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  • United Nations
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Liu David

Zimbabwe’s Death Penalty Debate: Reconsidering Punishment for Tapiwa Makore Murder

Death Penalty: A Violation of Human Rights Introduction The recent sentencing of Tafadzwa Shamba and Tapiwa Makore Senior to death by the Harare High Court has reignited the ongoing debate over the use of the death penalty as a form of punishment. In response, Khanyo Farisè, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director […]

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Patel Maya

Breaking the Silence: Confronting Sexual Abuse in Malian Girls’ Sports

Mali: Girls’ Coach Gets Life Ban for Sex Abuse FIBA Punishes 5 Basketball Officials But Needs to Exclude Abusers, Protect Witnesses [Date and Place], [Publication Name] – The International Basketball Federation’s (FIBA) sanctions on top women’s basketball officials in Mali confirm the responsibility to remedy systemic abuse of young athletes, […]

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Samantha Chen

The Urgency of Addressing the Climate Crisis: Navigating Through an Unprecedented Environmental Turmoil

Addressing the Current Climate Crisis: Navigating Environmental Turmoil with Urgency The Warning Signs For the past five decades, scientists have been tirelessly warning us about the consequences of climate change. Unfortunately, their predictions have come to fruition, and we find ourselves in the midst of an extreme climate mess. The […]

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  • United Nations
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Samantha Chen

The Fight for Justice: Guinea’s Landmark 2009 Stadium Massacre Trial Resumes

Guinea’s Landmark 2009 Stadium Massacre Trial Resumes The Background In a historic development, Guinea‘s landmark trial of former president Moussa Dadis Camara and 10 others accused of responsibility for a massacre and rapes in a stadium has resumed. The trial had been suspended for a month and a half due […]

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  • United Nations
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Samantha Chen

Taiwan’s Potential as a Leading Regional Advocate for Human Rights Requires Long-Term Dedication: Amnesty’s Secretary General

Amnesty International Secretary General Calls for Human Rights Protections in Taiwan Agnes Callamard Offers Support and Solidarity Amid Growing Global Tensions Secretary General of Amnesty International, Agnes Callamard, recently concluded a high-level visit to Taiwan, where she offered support and solidarity to Amnesty International Taiwan and Taiwanese civil society. The […]

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Patel Maya

France’s Nahel Shooting: Addressing Police Firearms Rules and Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement

Amnesty International calls for wholesale reform of French police firearm rules to address systemic racism Recent Protests and Banning of Demonstrations After the unlawful killing of 17-year-old Nahel M by a police officer, a number of demonstrations protesting police violence have been banned by the French government. This move has […]

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  • Women's Rights
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Patel Maya

Ensuring Adequate Nutrition for Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Sri Lanka’s Government must take action

New Research Briefing Highlights Nutrition Crisis for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women in Sri Lanka Introduction Amidst the ongoing economic crisis in Sri Lanka, pregnant and breastfeeding women are facing severe challenges in accessing adequate nutrition, according to a new research briefing by Amnesty International. The briefing titled “Foregoing Meals to […]

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