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  • Majority of U.S. senators urge Biden to press Turkey on rights Majority of U.S. senators urge Biden to press Turkey on rights February 10, 2021
  • Event: NASRIN Event: NASRIN January 23, 2021
  • HRW World Report 2021 HRW World Report 2021 January 14, 2021
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  • Bangladesh: Writer Dies After 9 Months in Custody February 26, 2021
    Click to expand Image Activists and students demonstrate against writer Mushtaq Ahmed’s death in police custody, Dhaka, Bangladesh, February 26, 2021. © 2021 Sipa via AP Images (New York) – Bangladesh authorities should conduct a transparent and independent investigation into the circumstances of Mushtaq Ahmed’s death in custody, Human Rights Watch said today. Ahmed, a writer, died in […]
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  • Talks Restart to Curb Explosive Weapons Use in Populated Areas February 26, 2021
    Click to expand Image Children in front of the Africa/Ayga hotel likely damaged by a direct fire weapon in Humera town, Tigray region, Ethiopia, on November 22, 2020. © 2020 Eduardo Soteras for Agence France Press The Covid-19 pandemic has put the brakes on many things, including the negotiations to conclude a new political declaration […]
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  • Cameroon: Survivors of Military Assault Await Justice February 26, 2021
    Click to expand Image The grave of 34-year-old Ojong Thomas Ebot killed by soldiers in the forest surrounding Ebam on March 1, 2020. © private, Ebam, South-West region, Cameroon, October 20 (Nairobi) – An attack by Cameroonian soldiers on March 1, 2020 has come to light in which soldiers raped at least 20 women, including […]
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  • Refugees in Sudan reap benefits of clean cooking energy February 26, 2021
    A switch to ethanol reduces risky trips in search of firewood, slows reforestation and creates healthier home environments for refugees in White Nile state.
  • UNHCR seeks US$164 million for displaced Central Africans February 26, 2021
    UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has today launched a US$164 million appeal to provide life-saving assistance and protection to nearly 1.5 million uprooted Central Africans, including 210,000 who fled a new...
  • Displaced Yemenis flee clashes, face imminent risk of hunger February 26, 2021
    Amid intensified clashes in Yemen’s Marib region UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency is calling for a safe passage for the fleeing civilians. Fighting parties must spare no effort to protect the population caught...

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  • Pandemic pushing people ‘even further behind’, UN rights chief warns February 26, 2021
    As the COVID-19 pandemic gathers pace, people worldwide are “being left behind – or pushed even further behind”, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned on Friday. 
  • Myanmar Ambassador to UN denounces military coup, as envoy warns democratic processes have been ‘pushed aside' February 26, 2021
    As the democratically elected leader of Myanmar, State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is still in detention following the military takeover that triggered country-wide protests, violence and arrests, the UN envoy for the country observed on Friday, declaring that “democratic processes have been pushed aside”. 
  • USA: Rights experts call for reforms to end police brutality, systemic racism February 26, 2021
    Independent UN human rights experts appealed on Friday for the new United States Government to adopt wide ranging reforms to end police violence and address systemic racism and racial discrimination. 

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