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The Niger Delta oil pollution was not simply due to oil theft or sabotage. The real scandal was Shell’s pursuit of profit at the expense of people’s rights. Shell cannot be allowed to take the oil, take the profits and leave the pollution behind.

The resumption of violence in Ethiopia's Tigray region puts residents at renewed risk of human rights violations, even as communities continue to grapple with the devastating legacy of past atrocities without justice or accountability. https://bit.ly/4fD8k5T

Ethiopia: Tigray Residents at Renewed Risk of Human Rights Violations as Violence Returns to the Region

The resumption of violence in Tigray region puts residents at renewed risk of human rights violations.

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We urge Pakistani authorities to unconditionally restore Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi Khan’s right to see their family and lawyers. Both must be given access to adequate medial care and their solitary confinement, which is unlawful, should end immediately. https://bit.ly/4btMb7G

Pakistan: Authorities Must Restore Imran Khan’s Rights as Detention Reaches Third Anniversary

We urge Pakistani authorities to grant Imran Khan access to adequate medical care and visitation rights, and end his solitary confinement.

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⚠️REMINDER: International humanitarian law strictly prohibits direct attacks on civilians and civilian objects. Trump's recent threats to target bridges in Iran, if carried out, would have potentially catastrophic consequences for over 90 million people. Civilians must be protected.

While we welcome the court’s decision to acquit the woman who sought abortion, the court’s decision to uphold the convictions of medical staff exposes structural loopholes in access to essential healthcare in South Korea. https://bit.ly/4wPp9A8

South Korea: Appeal Decision for Abortion Case Exposes Legal Vacuum

Upholding convictions of medical staff who performed an abortion exposes loopholes in healthcare access in South Korea.

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Social media bans alone, without any requirements to change the underlying algorithms and addictive features, will leave children who manage to circumnavigate age-gates, older children and adults exposed to the same risks. https://bit.ly/4bF5VFj

France: Protecting Children Online Starts With Platform Design, Not Bans

Responding to the passing of a bill by France’s parliament banning children under 15 from accessing social media and

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The U.S. government must do more to support survivors of online scam centers in Cambodia, where people from around the world are trafficked, tortured, and forced to perpetuate scams, often against U.S. citizens, writes Asia Advocacy Director Carolyn Nash in Newsweek. https://bit.ly/44FKtw8

The US must not abandon victims of foreign online scam centers | Opinion

Washington must empower the incoming Cambodian ambassador to actively support efforts to help survivors.

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