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  • Cordillera: Government Failing to Tackle Abuse

    Human rights abuses against minority groups and indigenous peoples in the Philippines continue to be ignored by the Philippine government, according to a report submitted to the United Nations

  • East Turkestan: Families Speak Out About Disappearances

    An increasing number of families, whose loved ones remain missing as a result of the widespread arbitrary detentions carried out by Chinese authorities following the unrest in Urumqi on 5 July 2009,

  • Tibet: UK Stands By Dalai Lama Meeting

    The meeting of British Prime Minister David Cameron with His Holiness the Dalai Lama has been defended by the British government, following the heated response it prompted from the Chinese

  • Mapuche: Seminar Urges End to Indirect Discrimination

    A seminar has taken place in Chile where experts and academics convened to discuss the on-going discrimination and disrespect towards the Mapuche people, and possible solutions for changing this

  • Crimean Tatars: Report Presented to European Commission

    A new report has been presented to the European Commission in Brussels, which criticises Ukraine for its lack in progress in creating a sustainable democracy and judicial system. The report also

  • Khmer Krom: U.S. Congress Urged to Intervene

    The U.S. Congress has been called upon by human rights activists to aid the release of political prisoners who have been arbitrarily detained in Vietnam for issues such as expression of political and

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