Saudi Arabia Reputation Laundering Human Rights Watch 2026-09-20 | Saudi Arabia Reputation Laundering
Protests in #France Lead to Violent Clashes with Police. Human Rights Watch 2023-03-27 | #france #protest @HumanRightsWatch
Tirana Hassan, HRWs New Executive Director Human Rights Watch 2023-03-27 | Tirana Hassan's statement as the new Executive Director of @HumanRightsWatch .
#Bolivia High Court Recognizes Civil Union Human Rights Watch 2023-03-27 | #LGBT #Bolivia @HumanRightsWatch
#Louisiana Residents of Majority Black Districts Demand Ban on New Fossil Fuel Operations Human Rights Watch 2023-03-26 | #US #unitedstates @HumanRightsWatch
The #US Recognizes War Crimes Happened in #Ethiopia Human Rights Watch 2023-03-25 | @HumanRightsWatch
#Brazil Should Approve the Escazú Agreement to Protect the Amazon Human Rights Watch 2023-03-24 | To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Digital Reconstruction Highlights Russian Forces Deadly Attack in Izium Human Rights Watch 2023-03-23 | Russian forces used a large air-delivered munition on an apartment building on March 9, 2022, in Izium, eastern Ukraine, in an attack that killed at least 44 civilians and violated the laws of war, Human Rights Watch said today in a web report. The report, “A Thousand Explosions in My Ears,” uses survivor testimony, photos, videos, and 3D modeling of the building at 2 Pershotravneva Street to show the devastating effects of the attack – one of the single deadliest for civilians since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Dozens of civilians were sheltering in the basement, and while the building was close to the front lines, Human Rights Watch found no evidence that Ukrainian forces were using the building for military purposes at the time.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
The #ICC Issues An Arrest Warrant for #Putin Human Rights Watch 2023-03-21 | #russia #ukraine @HumanRightsWatch
#Afghan Evacuees Detained in the #UAE Human Rights Watch 2023-03-20 | @HumanRightsWatch #unitedarabemirates #refugees
#BurkinaFaso New Law Strengthens Accountability of Military Operations Human Rights Watch 2023-03-17 | ...
#Georgia Withdraws a Bill That limits Civil Society Human Rights Watch 2023-03-16 | @HumanRightsWatch
#Bhutans Rarely Known Record of Political Imprisonment Human Rights Watch 2023-03-14 | @HumanRightsWatch
Life Without Electricity in Lebanon Human Rights Watch 2023-03-09 | Electricity is fundamental to nearly every aspect of living and participating in present- day societies, and as such, the internationally protected right to an adequate standard of living includes the right of everyone, without discrimination, to sufficient, reliable, safe, clean, accessible, and affordable electricity. Yet, lebanese authorities have failed to uphold this right by mismanaging the sector for decades.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
#Elsalvador Puts Thousands of People to Mega Prison | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-03-03 | @HumanRightsWatch
#Israeli Settlers Go on a Rampage In #Westbank town of #Hawara Human Rights Watch 2023-03-02 | #Israel #palestine @HumanRightsWatch
#Trinidad & Tobago Turns Its Back on Nationals Stuck in #Syria | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-28 | @HumanRightsWatch #ISIS
#Turkey Shuts Down Criticism of #Earthquake Response | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-24 | @HumanRightsWatch #syria #turkey #earthquake
Tina: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-24 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Tina: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-24 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
#Syrian Refugee Children in #Lebanon Prevented from Schooling | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-23 | @HumanRightsWatch
Mohamad al-Bokari: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-23 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Mohamad al-Bokari: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-23 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Rania Amdouni: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-22 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Rania Amdouni: Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-22 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Ukraine: One Year of Russian Crimes Human Rights Watch 2023-02-22 | To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Nationwide Protests in #Tunisia Over Rising Living Costs | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-21 | @HumanRightsWatch #trade #union
Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-21 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.The 153-page report, “‘All This Terror Because of a Photo’: Digital Targeting and Its Offline Consequences for LGBT People in the Middle East and North Africa,” examines the use of digital targeting by security forces and its far-reaching offline consequences – including arbitrary detention and torture – in five countries: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia. The findings show how security forces employ digital targeting to gather and create evidence to support prosecutions.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Im A Victim Of Digital Targeting In The Middle East and North Africa Region Human Rights Watch 2023-02-21 | Government officials across the Middle East and North Africa region are targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people based on their online activity on social media. Security forces have entrapped LGBT people on social media and dating applications, subjected them to online extortion, online harassment, and outing, and relied on illegitimately obtained digital photos, chats, and similar information in prosecutions, in violation of the right to privacy and other human rights.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Ukraine: Death at Kramatorsk Station Human Rights Watch 2023-02-21 | Russia’s cluster munition strike on the crowded Kramatorsk train station in eastern Ukraine in April 2022 killed dozens of civilians in violation of the laws of war, and was an apparent war crime.Human Rights Watch reconstructs through text and video the sequence of events surrounding Russia’s unlawful attack in Kramatorsk. On the morning of April 8, several hundred civilians were waiting at the station when a ballistic missile equipped with a cluster munition warhead exploded and released dozens of bomblets, or submunitions, killing at least 58 civilians and injuring over 100 others. The Russian commanders responsible for ordering the attack, which used an inherently indiscriminate weapon in a well-known major evacuation hub, should be investigated and held accountable.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
The Hidden Cost Behind Your Jewelry | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-17 | #valentinesday #valentine @HumanRightsWatch
#Cambodia Limits Press Freedom | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-16 | @HumanRightsWatch #pressfreedom
#Train Carrying Industrial Chemicals Derailed in #Ohio | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-15 | @HumanRightsWatch
The Last British Colony in Africa | Forced to Leave their land | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-15 | #chagos #UK #US #USA #british #colony #colonialism
The Last British Colony in Africa | How Chagossians were Forced off Their Homeland Human Rights Watch 2023-02-15 | In the 1960s and 1970s , the UK forced the entire Chagossian population off their homeland so the US could build a military base on the island of Diego Garcia, the largest of the Chagos Archipelago. Since then, families have been separated, living mostly in the Seychelles, Mauritius and the UK. This video sheds a light on the human rights abuses Chagossians have suffered and their ongoing campaign for their right to return to their homeland.——————————————————————————————————————————————————————Correction:At 12:08 in the video, Ellianne says “In 2003, the British granted British citizenship to the Chagossians and their first generations.” The correct year was 2002.——————————————————————————————————————————————————————To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrwTo support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Global scale of violence and discrimination against #LBQ+ women | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-14 | Lesbian, bisexual, and queer (LBQ+) women and non-binary people around the world face violence from security forces, family members, and others, along with widespread discrimination that prevents them from building relationships, homes, and families.To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
Global scale of violence and discrimination against LBQ+ women has fallen through the cracks Human Rights Watch 2023-02-14 | Lesbian, bisexual, and queer (LBQ+) women and non-binary people around the world face violence from security forces, family members, and others, along with widespread discrimination that prevents them from building relationships, homes, and families. This video shows six lesbian women who tell their experiences of violence and discrimination around the world. To support our work, please visit: hrw.org/donateHuman Rights Watch: hrw.orgSubscribe for more: bit.ly/2OJePrw
#India Tax Officials Raid BBC Offices | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-14 | @HumanRightsWatch #india #unitedkingdom #uk #bbc
Allow Aid Access to Survivors of #Earthquakes in #Turkey and #Syria | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-10 | @HumanRightsWatch #syria #turkey #türkiye #hrw #earthquake
#Australia Blocks Major Mine Close to Great Barrier Reef | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-09 | #greatbarrierreef #australia
#Nigerias Elections are Coming Up, Here is What Should be Done! | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-06 | #Nigeria #elections #election
Two Years Since the Military Coup in #Myanmar | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-03 | #myanmar #coup #military @HumanRightsWatch
#Israels Collective Punishment of #Palestinian is a War Crime | #shorts Human Rights Watch 2023-02-03 | #Israel #palestine #warcrime #humanrights @HumanRightsWatch
