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    Jurist Indigenous leaders leave Guatemala prison 15 months after being detained for 2023 protests

    Amnesty International on Wednesday reported that Indigenous leaders Luis Pacheco and Héctor Chaclán were released from Guatemalan prison and continue their criminal cases under house arrest, more than 15 months after they were detained over their role in protests that followed the country’s...
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    Jurist Human rights experts denounces recent US actions against Cuba

    UN human rights experts on Thursday condemned the recent actions of threats and coercion by the United States against Cuba, asking the Security Council and the General Assembly to discuss these matters urgently. Stressing its contravention of Article 2 of the UN Charter, the experts called out...
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    Jurist HRW warns Israeli ambulance delays in West Bank endanger women in labor and children

    Human Rights Watch on Wednesday condemned Israeli forces in the West Bank for blocking and delaying ambulances carrying Palestinians to hospitals with ‘appalling regularity’, including forcing a pregnant woman in active labor to deliver on the road in an incident that cost the infant’s life. In...
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    Jurist UN rapporteur warns Cambodia faces intersecting human rights challenges ahead of elections

    The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia, Tom Andrews on Wednesday stated that Cambodia has multiple opportunities to improve the human rights situation and fulfill its human rights commitments despite persistent challenges such as the border conflict with Thailand...
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    Jurist Five South American nations arrest hundreds and seize illicit assets in landmark Amazon rainforest crackdown

    Five South American countries on Tuesday announced a joint law enforcement operation targeting environmental crimes in the Amazon rainforest. The campaign, dubbed Operation Green Shield 2026, resulted in over 800 arrests and the seizure of hundreds of millions of dollars in timber, minerals, and...
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    Jurist UN warns Israel strikes on Gaza classrooms endanger Palestine children

    The UN on Tuesday warned that strikes on civilian infrastructure, including on active classrooms and school buildings, are endangering civilians in Gaza and putting humanitarian efforts to educate children under immense pressure. According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian...
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    Jurist UN experts call for accountability 20 years after killing of aid workers in Sri Lanka

    UN experts on Tuesday called for the government of Sri Lanka to take accountability for the deaths of humanitarian workers killed 20 years ago in the town of Muttur after successive international investigations have concluded that there were reasonable grounds to believe that members of Sri...
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    Jurist Amnesty International demands China release activist arrested for Dalai Lama photo

    Amnesty International on Wednesday urged Chinese authorities to immediately release a human rights activist who was detained for showing a photograph of the Dalai Lama in a monastery in Tibet, emphasizing that his detention violates fundamental rights to freedom of expression and religion...
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    Jurist Amnesty International calls global extreme heat a human rights emergency

    Marta Schaaf, Amnesty International’s program director for climate, social justice and corporate accountability, said Wednesday in a statement that the extreme heat driving wildfires, drought and floods across multiple continents amounts to a human rights emergency. She urged national...
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    Jurist INTERPOL report finds AI linked to over half of cybercrime in Africa

    INTERPOL announced on Monday that it has released a new report entitled “African Cyberthreat Assessment Report 2026” which revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) now drives over 55 per cent of cybercrime across Africa, with financial losses doubling to $484 million since 2024. In commenting...
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