Tag #Human Rights Violations

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French Surgeon to Face Trial for Alleged Abuse of Almost 300 Children

A 73-year-old French surgeon, Joel Le Scouarnec, is to stand trial this month for allegedly sexually assaulting or abusing almost 300 children, mostly his patients, between 1989 and 2014, in what is being described as France's largest-ever child abuse trial.

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French Surgeon Faces Trial for Alleged Abuse of Nearly 300 Children

Joel Le Squernik, a 73-year-old French surgeon, will be tried this month for sexually assaulting nearly 300 children, mostly his patients, between 1989 and 2014, raising concerns about systemic failures and the long-term impact on victims.

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Trump Plans Migrant Detention Center at Guantanamo Bay

President Trump plans to build a migrant detention center at Guantanamo Bay, potentially holding up to 30,000 people, expanding an existing facility used for decades to detain migrants intercepted at sea; critics cite human rights concerns and the facility's history.

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RSF Market Attack in Sudan Kills 54

A paramilitary group in Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), attacked a market in Omdurman, killing 54 and wounding at least 158, the latest in a series of attacks that has killed more than 28,000 people since April 2023, forcing millions to flee their homes.

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Hague Group Condemns Israel's Actions in Gaza, Pledges ICC Support

Nine nations, forming the Hague Group, pledged to uphold the ICC's rulings on Gaza, including an arrest warrant for Israeli leaders, support ICC decisions, and block arms shipments to Israel, deemed responsible for genocide in Gaza.

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Israel Demolishes Buildings in Jenin, Prompting PA Condemnation

Following a Gaza ceasefire, Israel launched Operation "Iron Wall" on January 21st, 2025, demolishing at least 23 buildings in Jenin refugee camp by February 2nd, prompting condemnation from the Palestinian Authority and a request for UN intervention.

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Trump's Aid Freeze Cripples African Programs

President Trump's executive order freezing nearly all U.S. foreign aid has halted funding for hundreds of African non-governmental organizations, jeopardizing programs combating child marriage, providing HIV/AIDS treatment, and delivering essential services, resulting in immediate disruptions and po...

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70 Palestinians Killed in Israeli West Bank Operation

Israeli forces have killed 70 Palestinians, including 10 children, in the West Bank since the start of 2024, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health; Operation Iron Wall, launched after a Gaza ceasefire, has displaced thousands and caused widespread destruction.

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Musk Seeks USAID Closure; HHS, DOE Take Actions on "Gender Ideology" and Diversity Training

Elon Musk announced plans to dismantle USAID with President Trump's support, while the Department of Health and Human Services halted programs related to "gender ideology" and the Department of Education placed dozens of employees on administrative leave, possibly due to a 2019 diversity training.

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New Orleans Faces Lawsuit Over Preventable Bourbon Street Terror Attack

A civil lawsuit filed in New Orleans alleges negligence by city officials and private security firms following a January 1, 2025 terrorist attack on Bourbon Street that killed 14 and injured 57, claiming that the tragedy was preventable due to inadequate security measures despite prior warnings and ...

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US Aid Freeze Exacerbates Crisis at Syrian ISIS Camp

In northeastern Syria's al-Hol camp, a U.S. aid freeze temporarily suspended essential services, impacting 37,000 residents, mostly women and children with alleged ISIS ties, causing food shortages and raising security concerns due to potential ISIS exploitation.

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Brazil's Yanomami People See Improvement After Crackdown on Illegal Mining

In Brazil's Amazon, President Lula da Silva's two-year operation against illegal mining in the Yanomami territory has led to reduced infant mortality and hunger, reversing the devastation caused by the previous government's inaction, although significant challenges remain.

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