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anna_lillith 🇺🇦🌱🐖

#IdrisKhattak is a #Pakistani human rights
defender, member of the #Pashtun minority, and a former consultant with #AmnestyInternational and #HumanRightsWatch. In November 2019, he was abducted and forcibly disappeared; authorities finally acknowledged in June 2020 that he had been detained by military intelligence. In December 2021, he was convicted in a secret trial by a military court and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for alleging sharing classified information.

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anna_lillith 🇺🇦🌱🐖

On 13th November, 56 year old human rights activist, #IdrisKhattak was forcibly disappeared in #KhyberPakhtunkhwa. Khattak had tirelessly worked on enforced disappearances in #Pakistan and he was also affiliated with #AmnestyInternational and #HumanRightsWatch, documenting human rights abuses in #KPK and the tribal belt.

According to the Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances, Khattak’s disappearance

voicepk.net/2019/11/the-forced

Voicepk.net · The Forced Disappearance of Human Rights Activist, Idris Khattak
Susan Ville

🗨️ Well I'm banned in #SaudiArabia, so you know why

#Beirut – Saudi authorities have been carrying out an unprecedented surge in #executions in 2025 without apparent due process, #HumanRightsWatch and the Middle East Democracy Center said AUG-11

🔹 JUN-14 execution of Turki al-Jasser, a #journalist known for exposing corruption within the Saudi royal family, raises concerns that the Saudi government is using the #deathpenalty to crush peaceful dissent

Source: 🟦 HRW

hrw.org/news/2025/08/11/saudi-

Turki al-Jasser
Human Rights Watch · Saudi Arabia: Executions Surge in 2025Saudi authorities have been carrying out an unprecedented surge in executions in 2025 without apparent due process.
Sir Rochard 'Dock' Bunson

Fuck #fascists, fuck #ICE, their enablers and supporters!
:blobcatreeeeeee: :meowTableFlip: 🖕 🧊

#HumanRightsWatch report:

“You Feel Like Your Life is Over”
Abusive Practices at Three Florida Immigration Detention Centers Since January 2025

hrw.org/report/2025/07/21/you-

Human Rights Watch · “You Feel Like Your Life is Over”The 92-page report, “‘You Feel Like Your Life is Over’: Abusive Practices at Three Florida Immigration Detention Centers Since January 2025,” documents that people detained at Krome North Service Processing Center (Krome), Broward Transitional Center (BTC), and the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Miami have been held in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions and subjected to degrading treatment, and have not been given access to prompt and adequate medical care. The groups also reported the experiences of 17 immigrants in at the three detention facilities since January 20.   
#FuckICE#FuckFascists#HumanRights
AK

Law for Palestine Co-organizes Human Rights Council Event on Economic Responsibility of Third States in Relation to Israeli Occupation and Genocide - Law for Palestine (2025-07-05)

law4palestine.org/law-for-pale
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>> Law for Palestine, in collaboration with the Independent Commission for Human Rights and Human Rights Watch, co-organized a side event during the 59th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva...

Panel:
- Anisha Patel (Law for Palestine)
- Wesam Ahmed (Al-Haq)
- Francesca Albanese (UN Special Rapporteur)
- Daan de Grefte(European Legal Support Center)

UN member states attended:
Switzerland, Portugal, Norway, Belgium, Canada, Singapore, Venezuela, the Maldives, the Netherlands, Panama, Türkiye, Lebanon, Germany, Ireland, Austria et al.

#EconomyOfGenocide #Law4Palestine #IndependentCommissionForHumanRights #ICHR #HumanRightsWatch #FrancescaAlbanese

@palestine@lemmy.ml @palestine@a.gup.pe @israel

Law for Palestine · Law for Palestine Co-organizes Human Rights Council Event on Economic Responsibility of Third States in Relation to Israeli Occupation and Genocide - Law for PalestineLaw for Palestine Co-organizes Human Rights Council Event on Economic Responsibility of Third States in Relation to Israeli Occupation and Genocide Geneva, 2 July 2025 – Law for Palestine, in collaboration with the Independent Commission for Human Rights and Human Rights Watch, co-organized a side event during the 59th session of the UN Human Rights […]
DoomsdaysCW

'This Is What #Autocrats Do': Concern Grows Over Single Paragraph Buried Deep in #GOPBill

The provision would force those challenging Trump "to pay up in the form of a posted bond—something many people can't afford to do. That means only the wealthy will be able to even attempt to challenge the most powerful man in the country."

Jon Queally
May 31, 2025

"A single paragraph buried deep in a spending bill that passed the GOP-controlled House of Representatives earlier this month is causing growing concern among democracy watchdogs who warn the provision will make it so only the well-to-do would be in a good position to launch legal challenges against a #Trump administration that has shown over and over again its disdain and disregard for oversight or judicial restraint of any kind.

"Coming just about half-way through what President Donald Trump has dubbed the Republican Party's so-called "One #BigBeautifulBill Act"—which progressive critics point out is a giant giveaway to the nation's wealthiest at the expense of the working class and the common good—the language in question is slight, but could have far-reaching impacts.

" 'This is what autocrats do. Consolidate power, increase the penalty for objecting, ultimately making it more difficult—eventually impossible—to challenge them.'

"On Saturday, #HumanRightsWatch (#HRW) noted in a detailed social media thread how the provision 'hasn't gotten nearly enough scrutiny' from lawmakers or the public.

"A recent piece by USA Today columnist Chris Brennan put it this way: 'One paragraph, on pages 562 and 563 of the 1,116-page bill, raised alarms for reasons that have nothing to do with America's budget or safety-net programs or debt. That paragraph invokes a federal rule for civil court procedures, requiring anyone seeking an injunction or temporary restraining order to block an action by the Trump administration to post a financial bond.

" 'Want to challenge Trump? Pay up, the provision said in a way that could make it financially prohibitive for Americans to contest Trump's actions in court.

"HRW details how the provision, if included in the final legislation, 'would make it more expensive to fight Trump's policies in court by invoking a federal rule that effectively punishes anyone willing to stand up against the administration.'

"Anyone seeking a legal action that would involve an injunction request against a presidential order or policy, the group said, would to face a much larger barrier because Republicans would make it so that anyone challenging Trump in court in this way would 'have to pay up in the form of a posted bond—something many people can't afford to do. That means only the wealthy will be able to even attempt to challenge the most powerful man in the country."

Read more / listen to audio:
www.commondreams.org/news/trump-buried-provision

#CharacteristicsOfFascism#USPol#AuthoritarianRule
Lydia Conwell :mastodon:

#ChrisHedges | Righting Wrongs (w/ Kenneth Roth) | The Chris Hedges Report

This is worth listening to because Kenneth Roth of #HumanRightsWatch points out how much governments do not like to be shamed for their human rights abuses.

Basically, to be informed, to point out their failings and to not shut up is still powerful, even if it doesn't feel like it.

It's clear that corporate news outlets try to control the narrative, and in many ways, if the corporate press don't say something, it is implied it either doesn't exist or doesn't matter. But this is why it is important to keep speaking out, keep drawing the public's attention to uncomfortable truths. Keep talking about the important things corporate news ignores.

chrishedges.substack.com/p/rig

The Chris Hedges Report · Righting Wrongs (w/ Kenneth Roth) | The Chris Hedges ReportAv Chris Hedges
#HRW#Media#News
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