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    Jurist Parents of teen suicide victims lead lawsuit against TikTok in France

    Seven families have united under the collective Algos Victima to file a civil lawsuit against TikTok in the Créteil judicial court, represented by their lawyer, Laure Boutron-Marmion, on Monday. The families allege the Chinese social media platform exposes children to harmful videos that promote...
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    Jurist France must prioritize human rights protection, advocates urge

    On Tuesday, Human Rights Watch addressed a letter to France’s new Prime Minister, Michel Barnier, urging him to prioritize human rights when crafting his national and international policies. The 2024 France parliamentary elections were marred by a rise in racist, xenophobic, and discriminatory...
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    Jurist Brazil police bring formal charges in murder of environmental activists

    The Federal Police in Brazil announced on Monday that they identified and arrested the murderer of Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips, ending a two-year investigation into the double homicide of the Brazilian indigenous activist and the British journalist who were killed in the Javari Valley in the...
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    Jurist South Korea and EU condemn North Korea arms and troop transfers to Russia

    South Korea and the EU condemned North Korea’s contribution of military arms and personnel to Russia as illegal under international law in a joint statement on Tuesday. The statement follows recent reports that Russia has deployed North Korean troops in its war against Ukraine. According to a...
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    Jurist EU urged to address human rights crisis in Azerbaijan during COP29

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) and 16 other organizations urged the European Union on Wednesday to confront Azerbaijan’s government on human rights abuses during the upcoming COP29 climate conference. The organizations call for EU leaders to help end the increasing politically motivated arrests...
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    Jurist Mozambique urged to end violent post-election crackdown ahead of opposition march

    Amnesty International (AI) called on the Mozambican government on Wednesday to immediately cease its violent crackdown on civil rights ahead of a significant opposition march scheduled for November 7 in Maputo. This call comes in the wake of escalating unrest following the October 9 elections...
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    Jurist Lebanon military court fails to hold security forces accountable for torture of Syrian refugee

    Amnesty International condemned Lebanon’s military court on Tuesday for its failure to hold security forces officers responsible for Syrian refugee Bashar Abd Saud’s death in custody accountable. Bashar Abd Saud, 30, was arrested on August 30, 2022, by Lebanon’s State Security agency on...
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    Jurist Israel court determines military intelligence leak jeopardized hostage rescue operations

    The Rishon Le-Zion Magistrates’ Court in Israel on Sunday ruled that an unauthorized leak of military intelligence from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to the Prime Minister’s Office, which was then reportedly disclosed to foreign media, may have endangered national security and interfered with...
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    Jurist Civil group calls for accountability from China over human rights violations in Xinjiang

    The International Service for Human Rights (ISHR), an NGO promoting the protection of human rights, recalled on Monday the need for further action to hold China accountable for grave human rights violations in Xinjiang. The ISHR calls for the Chinese government to ensure the correct and timely...
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    Jurist Supporters of former Bolivia president Morales hold 200 soldiers hostage

    Supporters of Bolivia’s former president Evo Morales took more than 200 soldiers hostage on Saturday. The Bolivian Foreign Ministry reported that the activists occupied three military facilities in the region of Chapare during protests on Friday. The statement accused them of possessing weapons...
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