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    Jurist Lack of international model law for neurotechnology and neurodata raises privacy concerns

    The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy, Dr. Ana Brian Nougrères, said Wednesday that the development of a model law on neurotechnologies and neurodata is necessary to protect the right to privacy. In a report presented to the 58th session of the Human Rights Council in...
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    Jurist UN report finds women still excluded from formal peace processes

    A UN report published on Monday revealed that in the international community, women are still largely excluded from activities involved in peacemaking and security. The report analyzed the rising number of conflicts globally and their effect on women. International conflict rates are the...
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    Jurist UN trade conference addresses US tariffs impact on developing countries, global trade

    UN Trade and Development’s 195 member states gathered Monday in Geneva for the 16th conference on Trade and Development, where leaders discussed the implementation of current World Trade Organization (WTO) rules under tariffs imposed on United States trade partners. US tariffs threaten to put...
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    Jurist Three women die in Qarchak prison due to denial of medical care, says rights group

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Monday accused Iranian authorities of causing three women to perish in Qarchak prison after systematic denial of adequate medical care, raising serious concerns over right violations and medical negligence in the country’s penal system. The deceased prisoners were...
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    Jurist Rights group claims Ecuador security forces have restricted public assembly

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Tuesday that Ecuadorian police and security forces have restricted freedom of assembly and have periodically used disproportionate force against protesters since September 2025. Security forces have reportedly used tear gas, batons, and other “less-lethal”...
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    Jurist Press group calls for Madagascar authorities to investigate attacks on press members

    The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Tuesday urged Madagascar authorities to investigate two shootings and two assaults of journalists covering current political upheaval and protests. CPJ’s Francophone Africa representative, Moussa Ngom, expressed deep concern over the matter...
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    Jurist TikTok ‘rabbit holes’ still drive youth towards suicidal content, Amnesty International France finds

    Amnesty International accused TikTok of insufficiently protecting vulnerable children and teenagers from psychologically harmful content on Monday after reconfirming 2023 findings that young users interested in mental health-related content are often led to a “rabbit hole” of videos featuring...
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    Jurist Sri Lanka Tamil victims of India’s 1989 Valvettithurai massacre seek $15 million in reparations

    The International Truth and Justice Project (ITJP) developed a detailed reparations claim in collaboration with the Valvettithurai Citizens’ Committee to the Sri Lankan Office for Reparations, seeking USD $15 million (LKR 4.5 billion) for victims of a 1989 massacre in the Jaffna peninsula, on...
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    Jurist UN condemns death penalty revival in Kyrgyzstan as violation of international law

    UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk on Monday warned that the reinstation of the death penalty in Kyrgyzstan would breach international law obligations. Türk declared that the proposals to reintroduce the death penalty as a response to serious crimes should be discontinued. Kyrgyzstan should...
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    Jurist Tanzania utilizes voter suppression tactics ahead of election, says rights group

    Amnesty International reported Monday that Tanzanian authorities have “intensified their repression of dissent against the opposition, journalists, civil society and human rights defenders in a deliberate strategy to instill fear, suppress civic engagement and entrench power” ahead of upcoming...
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