Human Rights

Articles

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  28 février 2020, par siawi3
• Saudi journalists still in jail over call for women’s rights
  6 June 2020, by siawi3

  Writer-activists Nouf Abdulaziz, Loujain Al-Hathloul, and Eman Al-Nafjan have been subjected to imprisonment, solitary confinement, and torture by the Saudi Arabian government as part of its brutal crackdown on individuals who raise their voices in defense of women’s rights in the Kingdom. In May and June 2018, just as the government was lifting the ban on women driving, many activists who had campaigned against the ban and for women’s rights were arrested.

• France : Une lecture progressiste du Coran, sur la violence
  19 novembre 2020, par siawi3
• Mizzima And The Story Of Indo-Myanmar Relations
  17 April 2021, by siawi3

  It is important to understand this relationship to have an informed debate on the issue of whether India should or should not help the Myanmar refugees trying to come across our borders to seek asylum from the brutalities of the Myanmar military regime which staged a coup on February 1, 2021.

• Sri Lanka: Dissident Memory and Democratic Citizenship: Sandya Ekneligoda and Her Struggle for Justice
  15 March 2022, by siawi3

  Prageeth Ekneligoda, journalist, cartoonist, and political activist, disappeared 12 years ago on this day, somewhere between 8.30 and 9.30 pm on his way to a meeting with an acquaintance unknown to his friends or family. In this essay I briefly trace her legal struggle through three different governments—the second Mahinda Rajapaksa government (2010 – 2015), the Maithripala Sirisena and Ranil Wickramasinghe government (2015 -2019), and the Gotabaya Rajapaksa government (from 2019).

• Chine : Camps de dĂ©tention des OuĂŻghours vs accusations d’intĂ©grisme musulman
  25 mai 2022, par siawi3

  Une fuite de fichiers attribuĂ©s Ă  la police chinoise, dont des milliers de photos de dĂ©tenus parmi lesquels des femmes, des mineurs et des personnes ĂągĂ©es, jette une lumiĂšre crue sur la situation des musulmans ouĂŻghours au Xinjiang. Selon PĂ©kin, au moins deux millions d’habitants du sud du Xinjiang seraient « gravement influencĂ©s par l’infiltration de la pensĂ©e extrĂ©miste ».

• An Archaeology of Personhood and Abortion
  29 August 2022, by siawi3

  Ultimately, “personhood is fundamentally political.”

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  3 février 2020, par siawi3
• Turkish security forces fire on migrants, killing a child and wounding 12
  7 July 2022, by siawi3

  Turkish Gendarmerie forces opened fire on a vehicle carrying migrants in the eastern city of Van on the Iranian border, killing a child and wounding 12 other immigrants. The entire political and media establishment has been relentlessly waging an anti-refugee campaign and bears political responsibility for this incident. It occurred shortly after the massacre of at least 37 migrants by security forces on the Spanish-Moroccan border.

• LGBTQ+ activist Peter Tatchell freed by Qatar police after defiant protest ahead of World Cup
  25 October 2022, by siawi3

  LGBTQ+ activist Peter Tatchell has been freed by Qatar police after an ‘arrest’ for protesting against the country’s anti-gay laws ahead of the World Cup. Tatchell was detained by Qatar authorities for just under 50 minutes, during which time he said he was “subjected to interrogation about where I was from and where I was going”

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