Geneva, November 11, 2021.- The UN Human Rights Committee today issued its findings on Germany, Ukraine, Armenia and Botswana, the States parties that it reviewed during its latest session. The findings contain positive aspects of each country’s implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as well asContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, November 10, 2021.- UN human rights experts* today condemned Tunisia’s recent collective expulsion of migrants and asylum seekers, pointing to allegations that they were subjected to brutal racism and arbitrarily expelled to dangerous conditions in Libya. Dozens of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa remain in a precarious situation near theContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, November 05, 2021.- UN experts* today sharply criticized Cambodia for “weaponising” its court system to methodically reduce the scope for citizen action, and called on the country to protect freedom of expression after convictions of 15 human rights defenders and political activists in two separate cases. “We are extremelyContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, November 02, 2021.- A UN human rights expert today expressed alarm at the ongoing violent repression of peaceful demonstrations in Sudan, and the excessive use of force against those protesting the military coup d’état of 25 October. The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to peaceful assembly and association,Continuar Leyendo

Geneva, November 02, 2021.- Kyrgyzstan must investigate death threats against human rights defender Kamilzhan Ruziev instead of harassing him for making complaints against the police, a UN human rights expert said today. “It is extremely disturbing that authorities began laying criminal charges against Mr. Ruziev after he exposed police tortureContinuar Leyendo