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Ten years to go: key questions facing Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup

Fifa and the presumptive hosts face significant challenges over human rights, worker protections and the scale of construction

The Guardian - UK

Venezuela Arrests Chevron Employee Amid Political Crackdown

Arrests of former fighter pilot and human rights attorney in Venezuela strain U.S. efforts for fair elections amidst political repression.

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Israeli settlers step up attacks on Palestinian farms, expanding West Bank outposts

NPR visits one West Bank town where Israelis are grazing sheep, in a place where a Palestinian school once stood.

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‘Justification of dictatorship’: outcry as Milei rewrites Argentina’s history

Protesters to commemorate victims of 1976-1983 as human rights groups raise alarm over far-right president’s denialism

The Guardian - US

Hong Kong Implements New Security Law Amid Freedom Concerns

Learn about the implications of the new national security law in Hong Kong and the concerns it raises for human rights and civil liberties.

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Rights Court Condemns Peru Over One Of World's Most Polluted Towns

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights said Friday that Peru had violated residents' "right to live in a healthy environment" in an Andean mining town that is considered one of the most polluted places on earth.

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UN grapples with itself over artificial intelligence and equality

The United Nations has unanimously approved its first resolution on artificial intelligence, with all member states agreeing to make sure the technology respects human rights. The UN also hopes that AI will help it achieve its development goals for 2030, which are well behind schedule.

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Cameron urged to publish Foreign Office legal advice on Israel’s war in Gaza

Labour presses foreign secretary as human rights groups seek judicial review of government’s refusal to ban arms exports

The Guardian - UK

UN general assembly adopts its first AI resolution

The UN has adopted a resolution for safer AI, and hopes that nations will protect human rights online and offline

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Kenyan Officials 'Abdicated Duty' In Cult Murders: Rights Watchdog

Kenyan government officials ignored "credible reports" that could have prevented the death of more than 400 suspected doomsday cult members, a state-funded human rights watchdog said on Friday.

International Business Times

US sanctions Nicaragua’s attorney general over human rights concerns

Washington says Morales Urbina ‘exploited her office to facilitate a coordinated campaign to suppress dissent’.

Al Jazeera

Kenyan Del Monte farm seeks human rights manager after claims of violence

Exclusive: new role created after Guardian uncovered allegations against company’s security guards

The Guardian - UK

Kalamandalam Sathyabhama’s controversial remarks: Kerala human rights commission takes suo motu case against Mohiniyattam exponent

Kerala State human rights commmission investigates classical dancer Kalamandalam Sathyabhama’s alleged racist remarks, sparking outrage and condemnation from political leaders and activists.

The Hindu

Israeli Government Delays Deportation Of Palestinian Patients To Gaza

Israeli government delays deportation of Palestinian patients to Gaza pending Supreme Court ruling after human rights groups' complaint.

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Pressure Mounts On Ukraine To Scrap 'Sponsors Of War'

The controversial 'sponsors of war' blacklist in Ukraine faces scrutiny for its impact on freedom of speech and human rights. International pressure mounts...

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Peer calls for ban on foreign ownership of English football clubs and F1 teams

Lord Scriven accused Formula One’s chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, of damaging the reputation of the sport by failing to address sportswashing

France 24

India punishes critics by revoking visas and residency permits

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi often draws crowds of supporters from the Indian diaspora on his foreign visits. But back home, his administration has been revoking visas and residency permits of foreign nationals of Indian origin as well as spouses of Indian citizens. For those denied access or kicked out…

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Venezuela Crackdown: Maduro Accuses Opposition Of Destabilizing Plot

Venezuela's government intensifies crackdown on alleged conspiracies, leading to over 30 arrests. Concerns rise over political repression ahead of the upco...

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14-year-olds will be allowed to apply to change their gender without parents

The laws passed the ACT Legislative Assembly.

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Canada Criticizes Hong Kong Security Law For Human Rights Concerns

Canada expresses concerns over Hong Kong's new security law, suspends extradition treaty, and halts military exports in response to human rights violations.

Latin Times

UN Independent Mission Alerts About Resurgence of Violent Repression in Venezuela

The UN also warned of "serious difficulties" in ensuring the reliability of the upcoming presidential elections

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Israeli NGO Petitions Supreme Court To Stop Gaza Patient Returns

Physicians for Human Rights Israel challenges repatriation of Palestinian patients from East Jerusalem to Gaza, citing risks and violations of internationa...

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Israeli NGO Petitions Supreme Court To Stop Gaza Patient Transfers

Physicians for Human Rights Israel challenges Israeli government's plan to return Palestinian patients to Gaza, citing international law violations and end...

The Guardian - UK

‘Why should fit young men be dying?’: migrant worker deaths spark concerns over Saudi Arabia World Cup

Campaigners warn Fifa over risk of death toll rising once 2034 preparations start, after Guardian investigation reveals most of the thousands of Bangladeshi workers’ deaths are unexplained

The Guardian - UK

Another World Cup will be tainted by worker deaths if Fifa fails to act, say rights groups

Saudi Arabia is likely to host the 2034 tournament, but a Guardian investigation has revealed there are already a high number of ‘unexplained’ migrant worker deaths in the Gulf kingdom

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