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Carbon Credit Scheme Sees Indigenous Cambodians Harassed, Evicted: Report

Indigenous Cambodians living in a protected forest say a carbon credit scheme has led to the destruction of their crops and huts, as a two-year Human Rights Watch investigation released Thursday documented forced evictions and criminal charges.

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Greens senator censured over Philippines protest

Greens senator Janet Rice has been handed a rare parliamentary rebuke for her protest against an address to parliament by the Philippines president.

AAP

Liberal dissenters blast most 'extreme' VAD proposal

The findings from an inquiry have been handed down.

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Biden Administration Condemns Taliban Executions In Afghanistan

Biden administration condemns Taliban executions in Afghanistan. Secretary Blinken faces criticism over troop withdrawal transparency. UN expresses alarm o...

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Amnesty clause for soldiers breaches human rights law, Belfast court rules

High court ruling prompts calls to scrap legislation that grants amnesties to soldiers for Troubles-era crimes

The Guardian - UK

Indonesian President Awards Honorary Rank To Defense Minister

President Widodo awards Defense Minister Subianto honorary four-star general rank despite human rights abuse allegations, shaping Indonesia's political lan...

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Indonesia activists condemn four-star general rank for presumed president

Outgoing president confers honour on presumed successor, Prabowo Subianto, who is accused of human rights violations

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What does Queensland’s Covid-19 mandates ruling mean for other vaccines and other states?

The state’s supreme court found the vaccine rules for police were unlawful and those for paramedics were ineffective. Here’s what the judgment means

The Guardian - AU

A civilised country would not have made Shamima Begum stateless

Letters: Readers respond to the recent court of appeal ruling that upheld the UK government’s decision to strip the 24-year-old of British citizenship

The Guardian - UK

U.N. Security Council Demands Taliban Respect Women's Rights

U.N. Security Council demands Taliban to end oppression of women in Afghanistan and stresses inclusive political processes and human rights.

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Anil Masih case: NHRC dismisses complaint alleging SC verdict as violation of rights

The NHRC dismissed a complaint alleging that the February 20, 2024 Supreme Court judgment has resulted in violation of human rights of Anil Masih

The Hindu

U.N. Urges Belarus To Pardon Jailed Opposition Leader With Cancer

U.N. experts urge Belarus to consider pardoning opposition politician with cancer in prison amid human rights concerns. Calls for release of political pris...

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NHRC takes suo motu cognizance of stray dog mauling 2-year-old girl in New Delhi

The National Human Rights Commission, NHRC, India has taken suo motu cognizance of media reports that a two-year-old girl was allegedly mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs in the Tughlak Lane area of New Delhi on February 24. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Russian activist Oleg Orlov sentenced to 30 months in prison

Moscow court finds veteran human rights advocate who spoke out against the war in Ukraine guilty of discrediting army.

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Russian Human Rights Advocate Sentenced To Prison For Criticizing War

Oleg Orlov sentenced for criticizing Russian army in Ukraine conflict; crackdown on dissent in Russia.

International Business Times

Russian Court Jails Veteran Activist Orlov For 2.5 Years

A Russian court on Tuesday sentenced top human rights campaigner Oleg Orlov to two and a half years in jail for denouncing Russia's assault on Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

Russian human rights campaigner sentenced to jail for denouncing war

Oleg Orlov, 70, tells court he has committed no crime and regrets nothing before being sentenced to two and a half years in prison

International Business Times

Rare Hong Kong Protest Sounds Alarm On New Security Law

Hong Kong activists on Tuesday staged a rare public protest against government plans for a new national security law, saying it lacked democratic oversight and human rights safeguards.

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India voices 'great concern' over situation in war-ravaged Gaza

India expresses concern over Gaza conflict, calls for sustainable solution and condemns terrorism at UN Human Rights Council.

International Business Times

Gaza Fate Under Scruinty At UN Rights Council

The "collective punishment" of civilians in Gaza was not justifiable, the UN chief told the Human Rights Council on Monday, amid mounting fears of an Israeli invasion of Rafah.

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Russian Human Rights Advocate Faces Prison For Criticism

Russian authorities seek harsh prison sentence for Oleg Orlov over criticism of Ukraine war, highlighting crackdown on dissent in Russia.

International Business Times UK

Palestinian Women Are Being Raped And Murdered By Israel, Human Rights Report Says

The OHNCR said that they have received information that accuses Israel of detaining, raping and executing Palestinian women and girls in Gaza.

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Belarus Clergy Face Repression Amid Political Unrest

Clergy members in Belarus face repression for involvement in protests, with new laws tightening control over religious organizations. International critici...

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U.N. Report: Sudan Conflict Includes Sexual Violence And War Crimes

U.N. report reveals widespread sexual violence and human rights abuses in Sudan conflict, urging immediate action for protection and peace.

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian groups urge Sunak to release £2.5bn from Abramovich’s Chelsea sale

A coalition of Ukrainian human rights groups has urged Rishi Sunak to ‘end the impasse’ over using funds from Chelsea’s sale to help victims of war in the country

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