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Uyghurs, Tibetans urge France to tackle human rights with Chinese president

Activists are protesting in Paris this weekend to highlight what they say are grave human rights abuses by the Chinese government ahead of a state visit by President Xi Jinping.

Radio France Internationale

With a bit of Saudi topspin, tennis fans can overlook its brutal repression of women

The WTA finals host revealed its commitment to women’s rights by jailing a female activist

The Guardian - UK

Elect right parties and candidates in elections, Human Rights Forum urges people

Human Rights Forum urges voters to choose wisely, highlighting issues of joblessness, human rights violations, and wealth disparities.

The Hindu

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United Kingdom Begins Controversial Operation To Relocate Migrants To Rwanda

The UK's controversial plan to transfer migrants to Rwanda faces criticism and legal challenges, raising concerns over human rights and international coope...

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Saudi court ‘secretly’ hands 11-year sentence to women's rights activist

A Saudi court has recently sentenced women's rights activist Manahel al-Otaibi to 11 years in prison in a "secret hearing", according to two human rights groups who denounced the ruling as contradictory to the kingdom’s “narrative of reform and women’s empowerment”.

France 24

UN alarm over rightwing laws that could ‘whitewash’ Franco era in Spain

Three UN experts warn proposed ‘harmony laws’ may contravene international human rights standards

The Guardian - UK

NHRC finds negligence of authorities in dog attack case at AMU, recommends relief of ₹7.5 lakh

NHRC finds negligence in AMU stray dog attack, recommends ₹7.5 lakh relief to victim's family.

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UN alarmed at number of Indigenous kids in care system

A UN panel of experts has raised warning bells about the number of Indigenous children removed from their families in Western Australia.

AAP

Israeli firms sold invasive surveillance tech to Indonesia: Report

Investigation by Amnesty, Haaretz, Tempo and others finds links between official bodies and agencies from at least 2017.

Al Jazeera

As Kenya's flood toll rises, Human Rights Watch says officials must step up efforts

Human Rights Watch accuses Kenyan authorities of not responding adequately to ongoing floods that have killed more than 170 people since the start of the rainy season.

WEKU

Human Rights Watch accuses Biden administration of using CBP One App to deny asylum rights

HRW said that requiring the use of the app limits the right to seek asylum for many people

Latin Times

How US violates its own Leahy Law to ensure military support for Israel

The Biden administration has refused to restrict US funding to Israeli army units that committed rights violations.

Al Jazeera

Address woes of students, rights panel tells Calicut University

State Human Rights Commission directs Calicut University to address concerns of B.Sc Printing Technology students on distance education mode.

The Hindu

Russia troops accused of ‘executing’ surrendering Ukraine soldiers: Report

Human Rights Watch investigates ‘apparent summary executions’ and says actions could amount to war crimes.

Al Jazeera

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Multiple Arrests Made At Pro-Palestinian Protest At Dartmouth College

Arrests at Dartmouth College during pro-Palestinian protest reflect tensions in the Middle East. Advocates for justice and human rights continue to raise t...

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Americans Increasingly View China As An Enemy

Pew survey shows rising American perception of China as an enemy, influenced by trade war, COVID-19, and human rights concerns.

France 24

Biden administration 'ignoring US laws' on arms transfers to Israel: Ex-senior official

Josh Paul resigned from a senior position at the US State Department back in October to protest the US position vis-à-vis Israel's war in Gaza. In an interview with FRANCE 24, he said he did so because of the scale and scope of the conflict. "It was clear (...) that…

The Guardian - AU

Queensland Labor’s lurch to the right on youth justice shows a government that’s lost principles and perspective

Premier Steven Miles’ erasure of the human rights principle of ‘detention as a last resort’ for children defies logic

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US Labor Official Urges Companies To Exit Xinjiang, China

US labor official urges companies to exit Xinjiang over human rights abuses, amidst global scrutiny of China's treatment of Uyghur Muslims.

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International Arrest Warrant Issued For Exiled Central African President

International arrest warrant issued for former Central African Republic President François Bozizé for human rights abuses. Special Criminal Court seeks jus...

The Hindu

Morning Digest | One killed, three injured in fresh gunbattles in Manipur; India will never bow down, says Rajnath Singh on border talks with China; and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on April 29, 2024

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State Department Divided Over Israel's Use Of US Weapons

The State Department is evaluating Israel's use of US weapons amid concerns of war crimes during the Gaza conflict. Secretary Blinken faces a deadline to d...

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Iraq Passes Controversial Law Criminalizing LGBTQ+ Community

Iraq's new law criminalizing LGBTQ+ activities faces global backlash for human rights violations.

The Hindu

Geneva-based UN-related body to review India’s human rights accreditation status this week

NHRC and MEA prepare to defend India's human rights processes at Geneva meeting amid accreditation concerns.

Radio France Internationale

Burkina Faso junta slams NGO report on massacre as 'baseless'

Military-ruled Burkina Faso has rejected as "baseless accusations" a Human Rights Watch report that soldiers killed at least 223 villagers in two attacks on 25 February.

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