Search results for "abuse" (361 stories found )
(Geneva) – A groundbreaking United Nations report published on August 31, 2022, says the Chinese government has committed abuses that may amount to crimes against humanity targeting Uyghurs and other Turkic communities in the Xinjiang region, Human Rights Watch said today. The report by the outgoing UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, contains victim accounts that substantiate mass arbitrary detention, torture, cultural persecution, forced labor, and other serious human rights violations, and recommends that states, businesses, and the international community take action with a view to ending the abuses, and advancing justice and accountability.
Six Months of Russian War Crimes and Devastation in Ukraine
Global Coalition Calls for Financial Remedy for Deaths, Wage Theft
Immediate Humanitarian Access, Protection of Communities Key
FIFA Should Provide Reparations for Loss of Migrant Workers’ Lives, Livelihoods
Governments, UN Should Do More to End Abuses, Ensure Protection, Provide Assistance
Flawed Asylum Denials; Abuses in Detention and After Deportation
Flawed Asylum Denials; Abuses in Detention and After Deportation
Beijing’s Warning for Athletes at Winter Olympics Threatens Speech, Peaceful Protest