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Lee Olivia

EU: Proposal to Ban High-Risk AI Applications Advances

European Parliament Votes to Ban Several AI-Based Practices Incompatible with Human Rights The European Parliament has sent a strong signal that human rights must be at the forefront of the landmark legislation regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems under the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act). The Parliament […]

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Lee Olivia

Leila de Lima’s Acquittal: A Long Overdue Step Towards Justice in the Philippines

Amnesty International has welcomed the news of partial acquittal for former Filipino Senator, Leila de Lima, who has been detained on drug-related charges since 2017. As a strong advocate for human rights, de Lima has been one of the most vocal critics of the government’s notorious “war on drugs,” which […]

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Patel Maya

Police Brutality Erupts as Khan Protests Turn Violent in Pakistan

Pakistan’s Government Accused of Excessive Force and Internet Shutdowns Amid Protests Human Rights Watch has accused Pakistan’s government of using excessive force and violating basic rights during protests triggered by the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan on corruption charges on May 9, 2023. Police have reportedly used tear […]

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Liu David

Vietnamese Activist Tran Van Bang Released from Prison After 12-Year Sentence

Human Rights Activist Tran Van Bang Arrested in Vietnam Tran Van Bang, a Vietnamese human rights activist, was arrested on March 1, 2022, by the Ho Chi Minh City police for allegedly criticizing the government under article 117 of the penal code. Human Rights Watch has condemned the arrest and […]

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Samantha Chen

Sudanese Massacre: The Urgency of Establishing an Investigative Mechanism by UN Human Rights Council

Amnesty International has welcomed the announcement that the United Nations Human Rights Council will hold a special session on Sudan on 11 May 2023 to discuss the impact of the ongoing conflict in the country. The organization has called on the council to address the human rights crisis in Sudan […]

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Liu David

Australia’s Inaction in Rescuing Citizens Trapped in Syrian Camps Sparks Outrage.

Australian citizens stranded in Syrian camps The families of around 40 Australian women and children who are being held in dire conditions in camps in northeast Syria for years have decided to take legal action through the child rights group Save the Children to try and secure their repatriation. However, […]

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Samantha Chen

Bhutan’s Imprisoned Democracy Activists Deserve A Royal Pardon: Calls for King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck to Free Political Prisoners

King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan is scheduled to attend the coronation of King Charles III in London on May 6, 2023. As the king of Bhutan, he should use his authority to release the political prisoners who have been detained and held in poor conditions for decades following […]

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Investigating the Ties between Burkina Faso’s Military and the Brutal Killing of 156 Innocent Civilians

Burkina Faso authorities are being urged to ensure an independent and impartial inquiry into the summary execution of at least 156 civilians by alleged military forces on April 20, 2023, according to Human Rights Watch. The victims were composed of 83 men, 28 women, and 45 children, and were killed […]

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Samantha Chen

Democratic Republic of Congo’s ‘State of Siege’ must be lifted by authorities immediately.

Amnesty International has called on the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) authorities to immediately lift the state of siege that has been in force in the provinces of Nord-Kivu and Ituri for two years. Amnesty International believes that the siege, which is similar to a state of emergency, violates the […]

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Ethnic Targeting in DR Congo’s Elections Raises Concerns of Violence and Disenfranchisement

## Discrimination against Banyamulenge in Congo’s electoral process The Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) electoral commission recently updated voter lists ahead of the country’s general elections in December 2023. However, the registration process was marred by violence and discrimination against Banyamulenge – Congolese Tutsis from South Kivu province – due […]

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