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Lee Olivia

Chad’s Battle for Justice: One Year On

Chad: A Year On, Victims Await Justice Impunity for “Black Thursday” as Political Space Closes October 20, 2023 8:30AM EDT In October of 2022, massive protests erupted in Chad, resulting in serious human rights violations, including the use of live ammunition, arbitrary arrests, and torture. One year later, victims are […]

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Patel Maya

A Battle Unwon: Indigenous Rights Face Setback in Australia

Setback for Indigenous Rights in Australia: Government Should Look to First Nations Communities for Next Steps A Failed Referendum On October 14, 2023, Australia held a referendum to enshrine a First Nations voice in the country’s constitution. Unfortunately, the referendum was unsuccessful, dealing a setback to the Indigenous rights movement […]

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On 2 years Ago
Patel Maya

The Battle Over Immigration: Examining the Extremes in Texas

Extreme Anti-Immigrant Proposals in Texas Bills Would Imprison Young Texans, Give Law Enforcement Outsized Power Texas Governor Calls Special Session to Consider Controversial Proposals Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has called a special session of the Texas legislature to consider proposals that have raised concerns among human rights advocates. The […]

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Lee Olivia

Rising Tide of Violence: Burkina Faso’s Ongoing Battle Against Islamist Extremism

Burkina Faso: Upsurge in Atrocities by Islamist Armed Groups Summary Human Rights Watch has reported an upsurge in atrocities committed by Islamist armed groups in Burkina Faso since late 2022. These groups have killed civilians, looted and burned property, and forced thousands to flee. They have also besieged several towns, […]

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