Беларусь: Мишенью властей стала ведущая правозащитная организация
Обновление: 30 сентября Верховный суд постановил удовлетворить иск Министерства юстиции и ликвидировать Белорусский Хельсинкский комитет.Решение не может быть обжаловано.
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Taliban Replaces Ministry of Women’s Affairs with Ministry of Vice and Virtue
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Leftist ASU Groups Voice Support for Forcing White Students Out of 'Multicultural Center'
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WHO Insider Blows Whistle on Gates and GAVI
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Despite Domestic Chaos Biden Vows to Lower Global Methane Emissions
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Reuters and BBC Caught Taking Money for Propaganda Campaign
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Consumer Sentiment Stuck Near Decade Low While Inflation Fears Rise
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Burundi: Allegations of Killings, Disappearances, Torture
Grave human rights violations have persisted in a context of insecurity in the 15 months since Évariste Ndayishimiye became president of Burundi, Human Rights Watch said.