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The European Court of Justice (CJEU) has issued a landmark ruling Friday that tightens legal requirements for EU member states wishing to designate “safe countries of origin” for accelerated asylum processing.
In its decision on Friday, the CJEU upheld the legality of expedited asylum...
Slovenia on Thursday banned the import, export, and transit of arms and military equipment from and to Israel, becoming the first European Union (EU) country to do so.
According to Prime Minister Robert Golob, the grave human rights violations taking place in the region obligate other states to...
Amnesty International published a report on Wednesday that revealed alleged failures by Madagascar authorities to protect the indigenous Antandroy peoples from climate-related displacement since 2017, asserting that the failures violate fundamental rights.
The report, titled “That Suffering...
Ukraine’s parliament on Thursday overwhelmingly passed legislation restoring the independence of the country’s leading anti-corruption agencies, reversing a controversial law enacted last week that placed them under the prosecutor general’s control.
The new law was adopted by Ukraine’s...
Iranian authorities severed the fingers of three men convicted of theft, said Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Thursday. Iranian researcher Bahar Saba at HRW denounced the punishment, stating, “Amputation is torture, plain and simple. Yet Iran persists in carrying out cruel and inhuman punishments...
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Wednesday urged accountability for the death of Syrian photojournalist Sari Majid Al-Shoufi while reporting on armed combat near the Syrian city of Sweida.
Al-Shoufi was a photojournalist for Suwayda 24, a Druze-focused website. Rayan Marouf, the...
A UN expert called out the US government on Wednesday for its rollback of sanctions against entities supplying weapons and other support to the Myanmar military, the junta, finding the act “unconscionable.”
Special Rapporteur for Myanmar, Tom Andrews, explained in his statement that the...
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Wednesday voiced deep concern following a ruling by the Duhok misdemeanor court in Iraq that ordered Kurdish journalist Omed Baroshky to remain in prison for an additional six months.
In commenting on his predicament, Doja Daoud, the CPJ’s Levant...
Human Rights Watch (HRW) stated on Wednesday that Bangladesh’s interim government failed to implement adequate human rights protections, one year after the overthrow of the previous government.
The rights group noted that while the current government, led by Mohammed Yunus, has taken some...
On Wednesday, the UN high commissioner for human rights welcomed the ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand while urging both countries to pursue a civil deescalation process.
High Commissioner Volker Türk asserted that it is important for both sides to ensure that victims of the violence...
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