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Russian Doctor Jailed for Anti-War Comments
A Russian pediatrician received a harsh prison sentence for allegedly making anti-war comments during a consultation, highlighting the country's escalating crackdown on dissent.
Russian Doctor Jailed for Anti-War Comments
A Russian pediatrician received a harsh prison sentence for allegedly making anti-war comments during a consultation, highlighting the country's escalating crackdown on dissent.
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Qatar's Human Rights Review: Progress and Persistent Concerns
Qatar's human rights record was reviewed at the UN, with praise for labor law improvements but continued calls to abolish the kafala system and address concerns regarding women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights and freedom of expression.
Qatar's Human Rights Review: Progress and Persistent Concerns
Qatar's human rights record was reviewed at the UN, with praise for labor law improvements but continued calls to abolish the kafala system and address concerns regarding women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights and freedom of expression.
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Maria Kolesnikova's Father Visits Jailed Daughter
After a long period of isolation, Belarusian political prisoner Maria Kolesnikova's father was allowed to visit her. This development has sparked calls for the release of all political prisoners in Belarus.
Maria Kolesnikova's Father Visits Jailed Daughter
After a long period of isolation, Belarusian political prisoner Maria Kolesnikova's father was allowed to visit her. This development has sparked calls for the release of all political prisoners in Belarus.
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Kolesnikova Frees After 20 Months
Imprisoned Belarusian opposition activist Maria Kolesnikova meets her father after 20 months of isolation, raising hopes for the release of other political prisoners.
Kolesnikova Frees After 20 Months
Imprisoned Belarusian opposition activist Maria Kolesnikova meets her father after 20 months of isolation, raising hopes for the release of other political prisoners.
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FIFA urged to postpone 2034 World Cup vote over Saudi Arabia human rights concerns
Human rights groups urge FIFA to postpone the 2034 World Cup vote for Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns and criticize FIFA's handling of the situation.
FIFA urged to postpone 2034 World Cup vote over Saudi Arabia human rights concerns
Human rights groups urge FIFA to postpone the 2034 World Cup vote for Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns and criticize FIFA's handling of the situation.
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Wassyl Stus: Poet, Dissident, Martyr
An overview of the life and work of Wassyl Stus, a Soviet Ukrainian poet and dissident who was persecuted for his activism and died in a Soviet prison camp.
Wassyl Stus: Poet, Dissident, Martyr
An overview of the life and work of Wassyl Stus, a Soviet Ukrainian poet and dissident who was persecuted for his activism and died in a Soviet prison camp.
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ICJ to Hear Armenia-Azerbaijan Karabakh Lawsuits
The International Court of Justice will hear reciprocal lawsuits from Armenia and Azerbaijan concerning the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, focusing on allegations of racial discrimination and human rights violations.
ICJ to Hear Armenia-Azerbaijan Karabakh Lawsuits
The International Court of Justice will hear reciprocal lawsuits from Armenia and Azerbaijan concerning the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, focusing on allegations of racial discrimination and human rights violations.
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Kolesnikova Family Photo Sparks Hope
A photo of imprisoned Belarusian opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova with her father has surfaced, sparking international concern and calls for her release.
Kolesnikova Family Photo Sparks Hope
A photo of imprisoned Belarusian opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova with her father has surfaced, sparking international concern and calls for her release.
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ICJ Rules on Armenia-Azerbaijan Dispute
The ICJ ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear Armenia's case against Azerbaijan over alleged human rights violations against ethnic Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh.
ICJ Rules on Armenia-Azerbaijan Dispute
The ICJ ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear Armenia's case against Azerbaijan over alleged human rights violations against ethnic Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
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Cuba Arrests Protestors Amidst Blackouts
Cuban authorities arrested protesters involved in demonstrations against prolonged power outages caused by recent hurricanes and the country's ongoing energy crisis.
Cuba Arrests Protestors Amidst Blackouts
Cuban authorities arrested protesters involved in demonstrations against prolonged power outages caused by recent hurricanes and the country's ongoing energy crisis.
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Taliban attends UN Climate Summit amidst International Isolation
The Taliban will attend the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan, despite the UN's lack of formal recognition. Afghanistan faces severe climate-related challenges and economic struggles due to international isolation.
Taliban attends UN Climate Summit amidst International Isolation
The Taliban will attend the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan, despite the UN's lack of formal recognition. Afghanistan faces severe climate-related challenges and economic struggles due to international isolation.
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