Tag #Human Rights

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UEFA's Human Rights Initiatives for EURO 2024 and 2025

The UEFA implemented human rights councils for both the men's EURO 2024 and women's EURO 2025, addressing complaints about human rights violations, with EURO 2024 seeing approximately 400 complaints, primarily regarding political expression, while measures for EURO 2025 include expanded representati...

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Alligator Alcatraz" Opens as Largest US Migrant Detention Center

President Trump visited the opening of "Alligator Alcatraz," a new 3,000-bed immigration detention center in Florida's Everglades built in eight days at a cost of $450 million annually, designed to quickly deport migrants deemed the "worst of the worst.

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Belgium Reopens Investigation into Patrice Lumumba's Assassination

On the centennial of Patrice Lumumba's birth, a Belgian court ordered a new investigation into his 1961 assassination, highlighting Belgium's complicity and the ongoing fight for justice by his daughter, Juliana Lumumba, who seeks accountability for the roles of Belgium and the US in his death.

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Italy's Prison Crisis Deepens Amidst Government Crackdown

Italy's prisons are facing a crisis with a 119% overcrowding rate and a surge in suicides (33 in the first half of 2025) after the government passed a sweeping security decree that lengthens prison terms and adds new offenses, despite warnings from critics.

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Sudan Mine Collapse Kills at Least 11, Highlights Safety Failures

A mine collapse in Sudan's Red Sea state killed at least 11 artisanal miners and injured 7, prompting calls for investigations into negligence and safety failures, with the actual death toll potentially exceeding 50.

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Record-Breaking Budapest Pride Defies Orbán's Ban

On June 28th, 2025, approximately 200,000 people participated in Budapest Pride, defying a government ban and demonstrating against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's policies, highlighting a growing wave of public dissent in Hungary.

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Sikh Activist's Death: Family Demands Inquest Amidst Concerns of Untested Poisons

Avtar Singh Khanda, a 35-year-old Sikh activist, died in June 2023 in Birmingham from acute myeloid leukaemia; however, his family is seeking an inquest because the postmortem didn't test for certain substances, and the police investigation was limited, raising suspicions about his death amid a back...

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LeMan Cartoon Sparks Arrests and Protests in Turkey

In Turkey, a cartoon in LeMan magazine depicting a slain Gazan Muslim named Muhammad sparked arrests of four staff members, attacks on LeMan's offices, and protests, raising concerns about freedom of expression.

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Hualapai Tribe Lawsuit Highlights Green Transition's Human Rights Concerns

The Hualapai tribe in Arizona is suing the US Bureau of Land Management for approving lithium mining near their sacred hot spring, H'a'Kamwe', highlighting growing concerns about human rights and environmental abuses in the green energy transition; a federal judge temporarily halted drilling.

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Dalai Lama Ensures Institution's Continuity, Defying China

The Dalai Lama, in a recent address, confirmed the continuation of his institution, rejecting China's claim to appoint his successor and entrusting the selection process to the Gaden Phodrang Trust, a move with significant implications for Tibetan cultural preservation and the Sino-Tibetan conflict.

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Mexico Passes Sweeping Security Reforms, Expanding Surveillance Powers

Mexico's Congress approved sweeping security reforms granting law enforcement agencies broader access to databases and creating a new National Public Security Council headed by Omar García Harfuch, sparking privacy concerns and debate about the balance of power.

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Israel Orders Demolition of 50 Homes in Tulkarem Camp

The Israeli army issued demolition orders for at least 50 homes in Tulkarem refugee camp in the northern West Bank, citing security concerns, following over 40 military incursions since August 2023, causing widespread damage and raising concerns about a humanitarian crisis.

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