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Reckless mismanagement of the Covid-19 crisis by Brazil’s government

On October 26th, 2021, after six months of investigative procedures, the Brazilian Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) presented a report charging ...

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Myanmar: 3 million people need humanitarian aid

More than three million people in Myanmar are currently in need of life-saving humanitarian assistance. The UN Security Council expressed serous concern ...

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Thailand repression on freedom of expression and human dignity

Freedom of expression in Thailand has been severely restrained since the 2014 military coup and the establishment of a state ...

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Strengthening the Rule of Law in Iraq

Monday, 8 November, Mercy Hands Europe and Geneva International Centre for Justice (GICJ) hosted a joint webinar to bring attention ...

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Political opponents face persecution in Tanzania

In Tanzania, civil and political rights are increasingly restricted. The fraudulent elections of last year have proven that the will ...

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International Days of Remembrance Articles

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International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief - August 22nd 2023

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World Humanitarian Day - 19th August 2023

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International Youth Day- 12th August

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International Day of Remembrance and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism- 21st August 2023

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Nelson Mandela Day - 18th of July

Reports

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The exponential rise in hate speech: a report for the international day against hate speech

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HRC-58: Human Rights in Iran, a discussion at the Human Rights Council

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The US Invasion of Iraq 22 Years Later: Calling for Accountability and Justice for Iraq

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HRCS-37: Human Rights Violations in the East DRC

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The Plight of Palestinian Refugees

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