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Patel Maya

Assault on Cambodian Opposition Activist Exposes Thailand’s Troubling Trend

Investigate Attack on Refugee Critical of Phnom Penh Government Thailand Urged to Investigate Assault on Cambodian Opposition Activist Human Rights Watch has called on Thai authorities to conduct a prompt and impartial investigation into the assault of Cambodian opposition activist Phorn Phanna. Phanna, a refugee who sought asylum in Thailand, […]

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Patel Maya

Assault on Cambodian Opposition Activist Shakes Thailand’s Democratic Stability

Investigating the Attack on Cambodian Opposition Activist in Thailand Background On August 22, 2023, Phorn Phanna, a Cambodian opposition activist and refugee, was brutally assaulted in Rayong province, Thailand. Phanna, who had sought refuge in Thailand to escape persecution by the Cambodian government, was beaten by three Khmer-speaking men. This […]

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Liu David

Another Blow to Human Rights in Lebanon: Attack on LGBTI Bar Raises Concerns

Violent Attack on LGBTI-friendly Bar in Beirut Raises Alarms Background In a disturbing incident that took place yesterday, a far-right Christian group known as Jnoud El-Rab launched a violent attack on Madame Om, a popular LGBTI-friendly bar in Beirut. This incident marks a troubling escalation in the ongoing attacks against […]

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Liu David

Repressive Measures Stifle Jordan’s Path to Reform

Repression Undermines Jordan’s Reform Narrative The Current Situation In recent years, Jordan has presented itself as a country on the path to political reform and modernization. The government has implemented new laws on elections and political parties, aiming to encourage political participation. However, this narrative of progress is contradicted by […]

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Patel Maya

Lebanon’s Dark Reality: Inside the Harrowing Prison Conditions

Lebanon: Harrowing Prison Conditions Amid Economic Crisis Introduction Amid Lebanon‘s ongoing economic crisis, prison conditions in the country have reached dangerous levels, according to a recent report by Human Rights Watch. Overcrowding, subpar healthcare, and food shortages have become the norm, exacerbating an already dire situation. With nearly 80 percent […]

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Patel Maya

Russian Court Upholds Harsh Sentence Against Ukrainian Human Rights Defender Maksym Butkevych

An Appeal Hearing in Moscow Upholds the 13-Year Sentence Imposed on Ukrainian Human Rights Defender Amnesty International Condemns the Decision as a Grave Miscarriage of Justice Amnesty International has criticized an appeal hearing at a Moscow court that upheld the 13-year sentence imposed on Maksym Butkevych, a Ukrainian human rights […]

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Liu David

The Silencing of Dissent: Repression in DR Congo as Elections Approach

Crackdown on Opposition Ahead of Elections in DR Congo Authorities Severely Restrict Fundamental Liberties, Arrest Party Officials The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is witnessing a troubling crackdown on opposition political parties as the country prepares for the upcoming general election. Since May 2023, the Congolese authorities have targeted opposition […]

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Samantha Chen

Escalating Challenges: The Uncertain Fate of the Rohingya in Bangladesh and Myanmar

Future Bleak for Rohingya in Bangladesh, Myanmar: No Justice, Freedom Since 2017 Atrocities The Plight of the Rohingya The Rohingya, a Muslim minority group in Myanmar, have long faced systematic discrimination and oppression. Since August 25, 2017, when the Myanmar military launched a campaign of mass atrocities in the Rakhine […]

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Liu David

The Deafening Silence: Southern African Leaders Fail to Address Abuses in Mozambique

Leaders in Southern Africa Remain Silent on Abuses in Mozambique Investigation Results Delayed and Victims of Abuses in Limbo Leaders from Southern Africa recently gathered in Luanda, Angola, to discuss various matters, including the military mission in Mozambique‘s Cabo Delgado region. The region has been plagued by human rights abuses […]

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Lee Olivia

Trinidad and Tobago: A Call to Cease Deportation of Refugees and Asylum Seekers

Deportation of Venezuelan Nationals Raises Concerns over Human Rights Background Over the weekend, authorities in Trinidad and Tobago deported 98 Venezuelan nationals, prompting widespread condemnation from human rights organizations. Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International, expressed alarm at these measures, highlighting the dire human rights crisis and complex humanitarian […]

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