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    Jurist Delhi police increase security ahead of voter list protests on October 10

    The Delhi Police increased restrictions and heightened security measures on Friday, including the closure of metro stations and disruptions to travel routes, ahead of major protests on October 10. Delhi is gearing towards a large scale protests to demand the resignation of Chief Election...
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    Jurist UN expert calls for stronger protections as violence against older women remains “invisible”

    UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls Reem Alsalem on Thursday called for stronger protections for older women, warning that ageism and sex discrimination continue to leave violence, exploitation and neglect largely invisible in laws, policies and support systems. Her report...
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    Jurist El Salvador’s mass trials violate due process and human rights, Human Rights Watch says

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Wednesday condemned Salvadoran courts for, saying that since the beginning of 2026 they have begun holding trials that convict hundreds of defendants at a time, relying on uncorroborated evidence and giving defendants no chance to prepare a defense. Commenting on the...
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    Jurist HRW condemns Trump’s third country removal immigration policy

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Thursday condemned the Trump administration’s “third-country removal” policy, which has sent people primarily to African countries where they have no connection: HRW reported that third-country removals to African countries rose from 103 to 536 from January 20, 2025...
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    Jurist WHO warns healthcare needs in Sudan outstrip available resources

    The UN World Health Organisation (WHO) warned on Thursday that Tawila, in Sudan’s Darfur region, which hosts more than 700,000 displaced people, is currently experiencing severe shortages of food, water, and healthcare, calling for an urgent increase in resources and humanitarian funding. WHO...
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    Jurist UN experts urge truth and accountability in Greenland’s forced contraception case

    UN human rights experts on Wednesday urged Denmark and Greenland to ensure accountability and the rights of Inuit women at the centre of their response to the decades-long use of contraception without consent in Greenland. The statement comes as Denmark and Greenland continue to address the...
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    Jurist French police deploy tear gas and non-lethal weapons as student protests escalate

    French riot police reportedly used tear gas, and other non-lethal weapons, against protestors during clashes on Tuesday, drawing strong condemnation from legal unions amidst escalating student protests across France. France’s Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has condemned the violence, which has...
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    Jurist Rights groups raise concerns over Houthis prosecuting civil society workers for espionage

    Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International on Tuesday issued a joint statement condemning the Houthi de facto authorities in Yemen for having sent at least eight people involved in human rights and humanitarian work for criminal prosecution on espionage-related charges punishable by death...
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    Jurist EU objects as Kosovo Assembly votes to limit Specialist Chambers jurisdiction

    An EU spokesperson told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) on Wednesday that amendments passed by the Kosovo Assembly to narrow the jurisdiction of the Kosovo Specialist Chambers are in conflict with the country’s international obligations to the bloc. The spokesperson stated that Kosovo...
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    Jurist Amnesty International calls on France to ban stun grenades after teenager loses hand at school protest

    Amnesty International on Wednesday called on the French government to permanently ban stun grenades in the policing of all protests, saying the announcement of a temporary suspension does not go far enough. Welcoming the announcement from the French government, Anne Savinel-Barras, President of...
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