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Jun 14

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Secretary of State Blinken on the war in Ukraine, Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia and China’s aggression

The challenges for U.S. foreign policy at this fraught moment in history are many, from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and energy production and human rights in the Middle East to competition with China and Iran's nuclear program. All of those…

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May 28

UN human rights chief calls on China ‘rethink policies’ on Uighur detention

By Ken Moritsugu, Associated Press

Bachelet, making the first visit by a U.N. high commissioner for human rights to China in 17 years, said she raised the lack of independent judicial oversight for a system of internment camps that swept up a million or more…

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Apr 14

U.S. approves $1 billion arms sale to Nigeria despite human rights record

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The Biden administration has given the green light for Nigeria to buy advanced attack helicopters worth nearly $1 billion despite concerns about the country's human rights record.

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Mar 16

European human rights council expels Russia over Ukrainian war

By Associated Press

The Council of Europe has expelled Russia from the continent's foremost human rights body in an unprecedented move over its invasion and war in Ukraine.

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Feb 13

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Racism, human rights: Allegations mar marquee sporting events

By PBS NewsHour

With the ongoing Beijing Winter Olympics and Super Bowl, Sunday may be one of the year’s biggest sporting days. But the organizers are in the news for all the wrong reasons – China has seen diplomatic boycotts of the Games…

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Jan 13

Landmark conviction of senior Syrian official for crimes against humanity hailed by United Nations

By Christoph Noelting, Frank Jordans, Associated Press

A former Syrian secret police officer was convicted by a German court Thursday of crimes against humanity for overseeing the abuse of detainees at a jail near Damascus a decade ago.

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Dec 29

Russian court shuts down a second human rights group in two days

By Dasha Litvinova, Associated Press

A court in Moscow has granted a request to shut down another prominent human rights organization amid a sweeping crackdown on Russia's rights groups, independent media and opposition supporters.

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Dec 28

Russian court orders shutdown of renowned rights group

By Dasha Litvinova, Associated Press

Russia's Supreme Court has ruled that one of the country's oldest and most prominent human rights organizations should be shut down.

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Dec 10

Nationwide ‘silent strike’ in Myanmar protests military rule

By Grant Peck, Associated Press

Usually crowded markets were quiet hours before the official start of the strike, which reaffirmed the widespread opposition to the army's rule and its disregard for human rights.

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Oct 30

Army shelling in Myanmar blamed for setting 160 homes ablaze

By Grant Peck, Associated Press

More than 160 buildings in a town in northwestern Myanmar, including at least two churches, have been destroyed by fires caused by shelling by government troops, local media and activists reported Saturday.

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