Brian Dooley

@dooleydooley.bsky.social

Honorary Professor, Queens University Belfast | Visiting Scholar, UCL | Senior Advisor, @humanrights1st | Winner 2025 University of Oslo Human Rights Award | Views mine | No manels | He/They | Wiki bio: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_J._Dooley

Since 2022, Russian missiles have attacked 43 railways stations, killed 52 railway workers, & damaged or destroyed 500 locomotives. From Kyiv, @dooleydooley.bsky.social shares the extent & impact of Russia's intensifying attacks on trains and their passengers in Ukraine. @glushko.bsky.social

Russia Intensifies Attacks on Trains in Ukraine

I’m in the same bomb shelter in Kyiv where I’ve spent many hours, often entire nights, since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022. It’s close to the main railway station, which until now did...

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Our Legacy of Colonialism exhibition will be in Bristol in November. Would you like to host this exhibit in Wales or southern England after Bristol ? Contact us at info@patfinucanecentre.org

Brian Dooley@dooleydooley.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The @finucanecentre.bsky.social fundraising campaign to expand its Legacy of Colonialism exhibition examines how practices developed across the British Empire influenced events in the north of Ireland while exploring colonialism's continuing legacy today. Donate 👇 chuffed.org/project/patf...

Torturers should be held accountable whoever they are and wherever they travel (or plan to). We are glad to see Prince Nasser's withdrawal from the racing event in Sweden after public pressure from us and others held him and other hosts accountable.

Brian Dooley@dooleydooley.bsky.social · 2mo ago

1/2 Where is Bahraini Prince Nasser? He has withdrawn from competing in a horse racing event in Sweden today. We @humanrightsfirst.org submitted a dossier of evidence to the Swedish police this week about his alleged involvement in torture.

2/2 The Swedish govt said it took the matter seriously, & the opposition said his visit was “unfortunate” - be careful, race organisers in any country, about who you invite Where has he gone & what happened?

“Torturers should be held accountable whoever they are." Today, we submitted a dossier of information to the Swedish police urging them to investigate Bahrain's Prince Nasser, due to be in Sweden this weekend. He is accused of torturing people in 2011, incl. a Swedish national. Our statement ⬇️

Human Rights First Calls for Swedish Police to Question Bahrain Prince Nasser Over Torture Allegations Against Swedish Citizen

Human Rights First today submitted a dossier of information to the Swedish police department dealing with international crimes, urging them to investigate Bahrain's Prince Nasser bin Hamad al Khalifa,...

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