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Middle East crisis: Israeli strike kills six in southern Lebanon, health ministry says – as it happened

Lebanese health ministry says four medics among those killed

The Guardian - UK

HRW Accuses Israel Of 'War Crime' With 'Forcible Transfer' In Gaza

Human Rights Watch said in a report released Thursday that Israel's repeated evacuation orders in Gaza amount to the "war crime of forcible transfer", and to "ethnic cleansing" in parts of the Palestinian territory.

International Business Times

Israel’s forced displacement in Gaza amounts to war crime: HRW

Rights group says Israel appears to have plans to permanently prevent Palestinians from returning to parts of Gaza.

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Israel accused of crimes against humanity over forced displacement in Gaza

Human Rights Watch says it has evidence that suggests ‘the war crime of forcible transfer’ of civilians

The Guardian - UK

UK equality watchdog chair at centre of staff complaints to be given new term

Decision to reappoint Kishwer Falkner angers some staff at Equality and Human Rights Commission

The Guardian - UK

Biden Administration Supports New U.N. Cybercrime Convention

Biden administration's support for a new U.N. cybercrime treaty involving China and Russia raises concerns about human rights implications and global cyber...

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King hosts Bahrain’s sovereign at Windsor amid criticism of visit

Human rights activists wrote to the King during King Hamad Al Khalifa of Bahrain’s visit

Evening Standard

King hosts Bahrain’s sovereign at Windsor amid criticism of the visit

Human rights activists wrote to the King asking him to ‘raise the issue of political prisoners’ during King Hamad Al Khalifa of Bahrain’s visit.

The Independent UK

Man charged with murder after woman’s body found in Penrith hotel – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Gaza outcry is ignored, doctors say

Israel’s year-long assault has left Gaza’s health care system in ruins. But American medicine is largely silent

Salon

Lawmakers urge UN intervention in detention of 48 Uyghur men in Thailand

Detained Uyghurs in Thailand allegedly forbidden contact with relatives, lawyers and subjected to ‘different standard of care than other detainees’

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - US

What kind of host will Donald Trump be for the World Cup and Olympics?

The president-elect could spark tension between the culturally open cities staging events and a national government promoting insularity

The Guardian - UK

A ‘Cop of peace’? How can authoritarian, human rights-trashing Azerbaijan possibly host that?

The ‘theme’ chosen for Cop29 must be some kind of dark joke. This summit, like those before it, is a mere act of greenwashing, says climate crisis campaigner Greta Thunberg

Radio France Internationale

Climate summit faces trillion-dollar showdown as Cop29 opens in Baku

Governments are gathering in Azerbaijan on Monday for talks on the climate that will test wealthy nations' commitment to funding poorer ones bearing the brunt of global warming. But concerns over Baku's human rights record and deep ties to fossil fuels have cast a heavy shadow over the UN’s crucial…

AAP

Anti-slavery tsar welcomed but civil groups want teeth

Former Labor senator Chris Evans has been appointed as the inaugural anti-slavery commissioner but civil groups want him properly funded and given real power.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Once in a lifetime’ chance for football to block nation states owning clubs

As the bill reaches its second reading in the House of Lords, the Fair Game organisation has argued for significant amendments

The Independent UK

Iranian American human rights activists expresses defiance over Iranian plots to kill her and Trump

A prominent Iranian American human rights activist has expressed shock but also defiance about Iranian murder-for-hire plots to kill her and Donald Trump that were disclosed by the U.S. Justice Department

Latin Times

Mexican Judges Will Now Be Appointed Through Popular Election; It Could Be Beneficial For Cartels

Critics warn that this shift could undermine human rights and economic stability, with some experts suggesting that it could lead to a constitutional crisis

Latin Times

Advocates Brace for Trump's Immigration Crackdown, Say They're Better Prepared Than in 2016

"It's going to take a lot of smart lawyers to hold back the worst human rights violations that may be coming," said Archi Pyati of Tahirih Justice Center

Al Jazeera

With Trump election win, Africa braces for US aid cuts, uncertainty

But it could also force African nations to double down on their shift away from the US, towards Asia and the Middle East

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UN Sanctions Sudan Generals For Ethnic Violence In Darfur

UN sanctions Sudanese generals for human rights abuses in ongoing conflict, raising concerns over escalating violence and humanitarian crisis.

Al Jazeera

Mozambique police fire tear gas at protesters denouncing ‘rigged’ election

Nation rocked by violence since October 9 vote, won by Frelimo party that has been in power for almost 50 years.

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