"Throwing more money at the very organizations committing human rights abuses — and the very Administration directing these human rights abuses — is not a solution," Omar said.
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Human rights abuses abound, and I saw this in Ukraine.
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They should also commit to opposing Chinese human rights abuses.
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Facebook bans Myanmar military accounts for 'enabling human rights abuses'
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I will continue to be vocal about human rights abuses.
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But Mr. Zarif laughs off questions about human rights abuses.
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Check. Turning a blind eye to rampant human rights abuses?
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Another cracked down on human rights abuses in North Korea.
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Others went on to commit human rights abuses at home.
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Myanmar has strongly denied carrying out organized human rights abuses.
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Then talk of his prosecution for human rights abuses began.
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The PSO has been implicated in systemic human rights abuses.
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I mean, do you think, in terms of--do you think Putin--you've been quoted as saying that we have human rights abuses, Russia has human rights abuses, putting some sort of equivalence on this.
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Some blame him for Khashoggi's killing and other human rights abuses.
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The Chinese government is sensitive about allegations of human rights abuses.
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Canada raised the flag against human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia.
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It shrugs off the West's concerns about its human-rights abuses.
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It later morphed into a broader law against human-rights abuses.
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Some wonder whether Facebook could be tried for human rights abuses.
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It has also targeted individual Iranian officials for human rights abuses.
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Apparently calling the local regime out for gross human rights abuses.
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But there's a possible solution to these human rights abuses: robots.
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The government has also accused General Dostum of human rights abuses.
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China's government has consistently denied it is committing human rights abuses.
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That began a decade marked by corruption and human rights abuses.
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Both have taken a more forgiving view of human rights abuses.
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They could set up a similar system for human rights abuses.
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This kind of behavior, these human rights abuses are tragic, they're historic.
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The way investigators document human rights abuses is undergoing a fundamental shift.
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After years of human-rights abuses, donors have cut off most aid.
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In 2015, the White House sanctioned Benavides Torres over human rights abuses.
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He is serving long prison sentences for corruption and human-rights abuses.
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The deaths have prompted allegations of human rights abuses by police forces.
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Chechnya's Moscow-backed president Ramzan Kadyrov has previously denied human rights abuses.
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The latest surge in Iran's human rights abuses reflects a similar dynamic.
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S. citizens seek damages in American courts for human rights abuses abroad.
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It's the only tool to call attention to these human rights abuses.
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But the President 's inconsistencies didn't just apply to human rights abuses.
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The president also downplayed the human rights abuses committed in North Korea.
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The military and the government deny PTM's allegations of human rights abuses.
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It started out critical of Vladimir Putin's Russia for human rights abuses.
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The military and the government deny PTM's allegations of human rights abuses.
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Tech companies are fueling some of the most egregious human-rights abuses.
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"No human rights abuses at all are acceptable to us," O'Neill said.
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The Iranian regime was and is a source of human rights abuses.
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In practice, their tools have been used to commit human rights abuses.
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Human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia are also under the international spotlight.
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Kim Yo Jong is currently under U.S. sanctions for human rights abuses.
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The Pentagon has insisted that it had no knowledge of human rights abuses.
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Another sanctions mechanism has been set up for perpetrators of human rights abuses.
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Actually, I'm not going to use you because of the human rights abuses.
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Reports of human rights abuses committed by the military police have piled up.
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Is Amazon proud of enabling human rights abuses and Trump's white supremacist agenda?
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Its Citizen Evidence Lab verifies videos and images of alleged human-rights abuses.
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He is happy to sell them weapons and ignore their human-rights abuses.
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The second main set of sanctions is related to Russia's human rights abuses.
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Nor can they necessarily seek reparations for human rights abuses if they're deported.
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Human Rights Watch asked Argentine prosecutors to investigate him for human rights abuses.
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The White House has condemned President Nicolás Maduro's regime for human rights abuses.
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When diplomats raised concerns about human rights abuses and the violence on Aug.
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The United Nations has often accused the Congolese army of human rights abuses.
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It has blocked the assets of officials in Burundi for human rights abuses.
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Nigerian police have been dogged by accusations of human rights abuses for years.
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In the past, the Interior Ministry has rejected accusations about human rights abuses.
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Anger over human-rights abuses may further complicate his efforts to introduce reforms.
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It is time to stop being silent about human rights abuses in Iran.
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Pence has been vocal critic of North Korea and its human rights abuses.
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Educate their representatives and their staff with personalized accounts of human rights abuses.
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" Donald Trump on human rights abuses in North Korea: "Rough situation over there.
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In the 21st century, many human rights abuses are committed for financial gain.
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" Donald Trump on human rights abuses in North Korea: "Rough situation over there.
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Its responsibilities include establishing panels to investigate human rights abuses in specific countries.
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Her government has also been accused of human rights abuses during the election.
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Kim faces multiple allegations of human rights abuses according to international watchdog organizations.
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It has focused on investigating human rights abuses in Southeast Asia, particularly Myanmar.
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Human rights abuses and press freedom restrictions are far harsher in the Emirates.
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American companies should be barred from selling technology that abets human rights abuses.
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The US supported the government, despite knowing of its egregious human-rights abuses.
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During the battle for Surt, both sides faced accusations of human rights abuses.
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Uighurs, human rights abuses, or the suppression of free speech—the success of
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Israel and anti-Semitism The current Israeli government commits systematic human rights abuses.
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He's criticized Trump for overlooking human rights abuses and pursuing the arms deals.
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The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Larijani last year for human rights abuses.
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The Department of Defense cut ties with Cameroonian forces earlier this year, citing human rights abuses and the U.S. House of Representatives passed Resolution 358 this month, condemning human rights abuses by both government security forces and armed groups in Cameroon.
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The country's government and military have been accused of human rights abuses, including genocide.
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The Syrian regime has consistently denied allegations of human rights abuses and war crimes.
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The accusations they face from Washington include human rights abuses, undermining democracy and corruption.
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They have been named in several legal cases and accused of human rights abuses.
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Tillerson also avoided condemning human rights abuses in China, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines.
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Amnesty, a non-governmental organization, regularly calls attention to human rights abuses in China.
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Some branches are involved in human rights abuses, while others are not, he said.
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The problem is that serious human rights abuses are happening at the same time.
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The army has been accused of human rights abuses, including the massacre of protesters.
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Indonesia&aposs police and military are frequently accused of human rights abuses in Papua.
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HEMINGWAY: I actually wish that President Trump had spoken against the human rights abuses.
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The sanctions relate to the country's missile testing, human rights abuses and financial institutions.
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Maduro's government insists it investigates human rights abuses and sanctions those responsible for them.
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Google previously ended its search business in China in 2010, citing human rights abuses.
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Duterte also took exception with Obama's criticisms of human rights abuses in the country.
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Accompanying these agreements are accounts of deforestation, corporate land grabbing and human rights abuses.
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It also promises it won't sell to governments with records of human rights abuses.
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America must lead the world in calling out human rights abuses wherever they exist.
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Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian tendencies and suspected human rights abuses have alienated lawmakers in Congress.
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All the while, the U.S. never lost sight of the regime's human rights abuses.
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HTS has imposed harsh rules on the population and committed many human rights abuses.
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That's already led to accusations of excessive force, extrajudicial killings and human rights abuses.
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The Maduro government has long faced protests against political repression and human-rights abuses.
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Foreign direct investment is growing rapidly, but corruption and human rights abuses remain prevalent.
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The Maduro administration has fiercely rejected accusations of human rights abuses in the past.
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The country's military has long been accused of human rights abuses, with punishment rare.
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The murder of Jamal Khashoggi has focused attention on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses.
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Mr. Duque's party has too many figures implicated in human rights abuses and corruption.
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But he was also accused of human rights abuses and detaining political opponents arbitrarily.
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Grassley also pointed to alleged human rights abuses in China involving minority Muslim Uighurs.
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The bill authorizes sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials for human rights abuses.
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She is blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury Department for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Others spoke of protests coupled with the visit, highlighting human rights abuses in Yemen.
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Sunnis accuse the militias of widespread human rights abuses against them, which they deny.
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International rights groups have said his policies and practices amount to human rights abuses.
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Cindy Cohn: Would lead to better human rights abuses has been thoroughly disproven. Right.
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She was blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury last year for human rights abuses and censorship.
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" Artan said reports of human rights abuses in Myanmar pushed him to a "boiling point.
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The U.S. has also imposed sanctions against three top Nicaraguan officials, citing human rights abuses.
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Spanish courts led investigations into human rights abuses in Argentina and Rwanda under this premise.
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Two journalists have been sentenced to prison for reporting on human rights abuses in Myanmar.
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The conservation efforts have also displaced villages and led to conflict and human-rights abuses.
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Their organization monitors human rights abuses in detention and works with lawmakers to change legislation.
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An authoritarian leader in power since 1990, he faces international criticism for human rights abuses.
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It also has a reputation for corruption and human rights abuses, allegations the government denies.
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Fabrice Houdart: We are witnessing a proliferation of hate speech and human-rights abuses globally.
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In 2017 it received 63,350 applications raising a wide range of alleged human-rights abuses.
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Myanmar The State Department has sanctioned four top Myanmar military officials for human rights abuses.
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Many Western countries have suspended training programs over human rights abuses and impose arms embargoes.
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Trump appears to be less likely to publicly criticize Turkey for alleged human rights abuses.
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Members of Jammeh's political party have denied such accusations of human rights abuses and corruption.
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Trump has spoken admiringly of Duterte, despite alleged widespread human rights abuses under his administration.
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"Obviously there's still tremendous human rights abuses that are taking place in Cuba," he said.
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The Houthis too are accused of human rights abuses, including using civilians as human shields.
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And meet Duterte Trump did, though he didn't address the Philippines' possible human rights abuses.
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Tehran's human rights abuses are accelerating right alongside its regional meddling and support for terrorism.
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Erdoğan, who has been criticized globally over human rights abuses, claimed victory in the election.
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The journalists had been working to uncover human rights abuses being committed against Rohingya Muslims.
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In theory, they are supposed to discourage government officials from engaging in human rights abuses.
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This image glossed over the Kingdom's numerous human rights abuses both at home and abroad.
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He was later sentenced to 25 years in prison for corruption and human rights abuses.
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That's led many Burmese to doubt reported incidents of human rights abuses against the Rohingya.
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He was deeply moved by stories of horrific human rights abuses by the Northern Alliance.
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He is now serving a 25-year jail term for human rights abuses and corruption.
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The U.S. froze Kadyrov's assets in December, listing him in sanctions regarding human rights abuses.
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Mr. Mugabe and Zimbabwe have also been slapped with international sanctions over human rights abuses.
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Both sides have been accused of targeting aid workers and committing widespread human rights abuses.
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Separately, the country is resisting a U.N.-backed inquiry into human rights abuses in Yemen.
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Where some may see human rights abuses, many Australians see policies having their intended effect.
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It has since grown to 44, including names of others suspected of human rights abuses.
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It shields its eyes from human rights abuses, and says it is only a sport.
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Kadyrov, himself accused by campaign groups of human rights abuses, denied he was a spy.
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In recent years, activists have accused SARS of significant human rights abuses and police brutality.
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General Dostum, a former warlord, has been accused of human rights abuses in the past.
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They expect that they will no longer face American criticism for committing human rights abuses.
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His allegations have also increased tensions between the U.K. and China over human rights abuses.
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Congress needs to step in to end our complicity in the kingdom's human rights abuses.
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Nancy Pelosi and Republicans sound shockingly similar when they talk about Chinese human rights abuses.
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Activists said they feared the standoff would lead to violent clashes and human rights abuses.
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It has since grown to 20133, including names of others suspected of human rights abuses.
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In Guatemala, the exploitation of indigenous groups, including suspected human rights abuses, has exacerbated income inequality.
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Mr Cheyre, who led the army from 2002 to 2006, condemned its earlier human-rights abuses.
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Browder was a driving force behind a U.S. law targeting Russian officials over human rights abuses.
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Mexico's government has said it is committed to investigating and punishing cases of human rights abuses.
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He has been accused by diplomats of human rights abuses during the war, which he denies.
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Another target was Human Rights Watch's Tara Sepehri Far who researches human rights abuses in Iran.
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BuzzFeed News found that WWF was warned in 2015 of "frightening" human rights abuses in Lobéké.
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They should make it clear that tariffs must not be used to compel human rights abuses.
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That followed Washington's blacklisting of the nation's leader, Kim Jong Un, for alleged human rights abuses.
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Others remain in place, relating to ballistic-missile activity, support for terrorism and human-rights abuses.
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But the United States still has sanctions on Iran for supporting terrorism and human rights abuses.
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But Wednesday's action marks the first time regime officials have been sanctioned for human rights abuses.
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Congress wants to use targeted sanctions to punish Iranian officials who preside over human-rights abuses.
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He's let leaders like Kim Jong Un off easy when it comes to human rights abuses.
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Then in 2016, the United States angered North Korea by blacklisting Kim for human rights abuses.
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The report said that shuanggui "not only facilitates serious human rights abuses, it depends on them".
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We all need to stand up and put an end to these egregious human rights abuses.
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It would also make criticism of human rights abuses in states like Iran ring less hollow.
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Western powers imposed sanctions on Mugabe's government over allegations of vote rigging and human rights abuses.
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"You got the argument that, 'These were cultural standards,' " she said referring to human rights abuses.
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The Nigerian government was committed to investigating "all documented cases of human rights abuses," Shehu added.
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In 2009, he was convicted of human rights abuses and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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Trump gave Kim an end to military exercises and a free pass for human rights abuses.
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Doing so also helps protect against human rights abuses, such as using children to mine cobalt.
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The report detailed horrifying human rights abuses by ISIS, including forcing women and children into slavery.
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Certainly, in China's case, the country's human rights abuses have no obvious impact on economic performance.
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" Responding to another question about human rights abuses, Trump said "it's a rough situation over there.
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Congo is facing sanctions because of the human rights abuses of the nation's president, Joseph Kabila.
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Last month, the United States imposed sanctions against three top Nicaraguan officials, citing human rights abuses.
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It's a gift to activists around the world using the internet to document human rights abuses.
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Separately, the U.N. has ordered a fact-finding mission to examine allegations of human rights abuses.
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However, the Cuban regime, bound by no promises to the U.S., continued its human rights abuses.
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Under his totalitarian dictatorship, economic impoverishment, political oppression, and human rights abuses have ravaged the country.
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First, targeted sanctions were imposed against certain entities and individuals directly involved in human rights abuses.
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Journalists are regularly imprisoned and tortured in Sudan for reporting on wars and human rights abuses.
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He is now serving a 25-year jail term for massive corruption and human rights abuses.
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The United Nations has accused China of human rights abuses toward the Uighurs, which China denies.
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He has been accused, however, of human rights abuses, nepotism and excessively close ties to China.
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Concerns about human rights abuses in North Korea have long undermined relations between Pyongyang and Washington.
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He has been accused by diplomats of human rights abuses during the war, which he denies.
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However, others are corrupt, behaving like mafias, and several have been accused of human rights abuses.
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We've seen it in Russia, where activists have been using YouTube to expose human rights abuses.
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Uploaded to the internet, they force Canadians to acknowledge the extent of Gilead's human rights abuses.
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Protesters approached the stage and said her policies crippling Iran's economy amounted to human rights abuses.
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It is a common tactic when working to challenge allegations about human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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She would draft press releases about human-rights abuses, hoping for a blurb in the Times .
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Another potential issue is how to decide whether a company is contributing to human rights abuses.
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And she says she is still determined to denounce human rights abuses — perhaps even more so.
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Others, however, come from countries with a record of human rights abuses or weak privacy laws.
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While he led Zimbabwe to independence, his legacy was tarnished by human rights abuses & poor governance.
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More broadly, the report welcomes the actions taken by several smaller nations against human rights abuses.
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The sanctions in that bill also target Iran's missile programs as well as human rights abuses.
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Meanwhile, the kingdom is resisting a U.N.-backed independent inquiry into human rights abuses in Yemen.
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He is now serving a 25-year sentence in a Peruvian jail for human-rights abuses.
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Twelve other individuals were also targeted by the sanctions over alleged human rights abuses and corruption.
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Foreign beneficiaries of U.S. military training programs are vetted for a record of human rights abuses.
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Between that and the increasing human rights abuses, citizens long ago lost faith in their president.
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The widespread corruption and human rights abuses lead many in the opposition to demand severe punishment.
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The unsigned letter detailed alleged human rights abuses, and the woman flagged it to local media.
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North Korea has repeatedly rejected claims of human rights abuses by the U.S. and its allies.
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The United Nations has warned that human rights abuses might increase again ahead of the elections.
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Abiy released political prisoners, unbanned political parties and prosecuted officials accused of gross human rights abuses.
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Myanmar has denied human rights abuses, saying its military is engaged in legitimate counter-insurgency operations.
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What's needed now are sanctions that are more specifically geared toward addressing human rights abuses and raising the cost of doing business for North Korean officials whose business is human rights abuses, like officials in the Ministry of Public Security, and prison wardens and other police officials.
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Further questions about human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia and the Philippines were met with similar demurrals.
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The Basij is involved in violent crackdowns and serious human rights abuses within Iran, the statement said.
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In 2012, the U.S. Congress passed the "Magnitsky Act," which sanctions Russians for alleged human rights abuses.
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And we should all be steadfast in calling out crackdowns on civil liberties and human rights abuses.
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But he may not be able to keep North Korea's human rights abuses closed to scrutiny forever.
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Accused by Mr. Bosworth of "egregious" human rights abuses and pressed to allow elections, Mr. Marcos relented.
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This made it indispensable for investigations into human rights abuses in places difficult for journalists to access.
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Videla was sentenced to life in prison for human rights abuses, alongside other leaders of the junta.
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The human rights abuses of the countries over which Trump has attacked Clinton have been widely reported.
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"Activists exposing potential human rights abuses deserve protection not persecution," said William Nee, the group's China researcher.
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Mr Kadyrov has been the target of particular criticism in the West for alleged human-rights abuses.
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Trump was asked about those North Korean human rights abuses during his joint press conference with Kim.
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Questions remain about the reintegration of child soldiers, prosecution of human rights abuses and lucrative cocaine profits.
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They have also published research mapping influence between the oil company, Russia, and human rights abuses abroad.
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Ice caps melt, floods claim low-lying regions of our planet, and human rights abuses run rampant.
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The locations in dark purple are confirmed concentration camps where significant human rights abuses have been documented.
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They will be implemented under an act which targets perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and corruption.
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And the country hasn't seen human rights abuses facilitated by Facebook, as has notably happened in Myanmar.
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In 2009, he was finally convicted of human rights abuses and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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The mess has prompted Amnesty International to monitor the scene for potential human rights abuses by cops.
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During campaigning, the now President tweeted his condemnation of human rights abuses conducted by Cuba's totalitarian government.
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Sisi's main Western and regional allies have been mostly silent over alleged human rights abuses in Egypt.
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Nor should North Korea's cooperation exonerate the Kim regime of its horrific human rights abuses at home.
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After those confrontations turned deadly, some military personnel were accused of committing human rights abuses and prosecuted.
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Many of the countries who signed the letter have been accused of committing human rights abuses themselves.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday sanctioned three senior North Korean officials for alleged human rights abuses.
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The bill strengthens sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile program, human rights abuses, and illicit conventional weapons trade.
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In response to human rights abuses in Venezuela, Barack Obama targeted high-ranking officials and their assets.
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Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, speaks out regularly against human rights abuses in China.
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Separately, the United States imposed more sanctions over its interference in American elections, and human rights abuses.
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Meanwhile, the State Department last week sanctioned three Nicaraguan individuals whom officials accused of human rights abuses.
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We need to ensure that banks stop bankrolling and profiting off climate chaos and human rights abuses.
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Mugabe's tenure was marked by a record of human rights abuses, violent suppression of dissent and corruption.
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In 2012, the U.S. Congress passed the Magnitsky Act, which sanctions Russians for alleged human rights abuses.
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Robbery, kidnapping and human rights abuses are rife; random bursts of gunfire erupt in neighborhoods at night.
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The sanctions in that bill also target Iran's missile development programs as well as human rights abuses.
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Torture and other human rights abuses committed by soldiers must, by law, be tried in civilian courts.
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Finally, countering Iran's human rights abuses at home should legitimately be part of United States' Iran policy.
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Rohingya activists also use Facebook, documenting human rights abuses, often with graphic images and videos as evidence.
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The Mexican case also demonstrates that deployment of troops to the streets leads to human rights abuses.
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Government officials who had misgivings about human rights abuses in Afghanistan largely kept their reservations to themselves.
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The favorite was Forensic Architecture — a research firm that uses architectural technology to investigate human-rights abuses.
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But for Mr. Erdogan, the case has always been broader than journalistic freedom or human rights abuses.
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"These are human-rights abuses," you can hear her shout to border guards in the video below.
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They have also published research mapping influence between the oil company, Russia, and human rights abuses abroad.
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He's cracking down over trade, but it's urgent that he protest Beijing's human rights abuses as well.
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Our investigation verifies the evidence and uncovers a pattern of human rights abuses that often go unchecked.
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It mentions nothing about the kingdom&aposs human rights abuses or role in the war in Yemen.
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And HRW accuses the UK of being "missing in action" in the battle against human rights abuses.
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The administration also cited accusations of torture and other human rights abuses by the Venezuelan security services.
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President Trump is obviously aware of the gross human rights abuses committed by Kim Jong Un's regime.
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But Pompeo's statement also illustrates how selective the administration can be in calling out human rights abuses.
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South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission also accused her of human rights abuses during the apartheid years.
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Trump warned Iran over the weekend that the United States is watching for potential human rights abuses.
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He said the information in the documents confirmed that "very significant" human rights abuses were taking place.
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Trump mentioned North Korea's human rights abuses during his State of the Union address earlier this week.
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It also raises possible sanctions against Chinese government officials deemed responsible for human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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BEIJING — The Chinese government routinely censors discussion of weighty issues like Tibet, Taiwan and human rights abuses.
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The United Nations has warned that human rights abuses might increase again ahead of May 2020 elections.
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The General Assembly passed a resolution denouncing human rights abuses against Rohingya Muslims and other minority groups.
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Sources told Reuters that Macron did bring up several cases of human rights abuses during that talk.
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Does Tillerson think that his company is complicit in Obiang's human rights abuses, which include torturing dissidents?
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In the past, the US has criticized Saudi Arabia, at least marginally, over its human rights abuses.
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In 2012, U.S. Congress passed the "Magnitsky Act," which sanctions Russians and others for alleged human rights abuses.
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The State Department specifically named Jamal Khashoggi in their human rights report on Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses.
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American warnings about the North's gross human rights abuses, political executions and concentration camps didn't get a mention.
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We know people value the ability to discuss important issues like human rights abuses or acts of terrorism.
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China could also agree to not obstruct any Security Council discussions on human rights abuses in the North.
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The United Nations and rights groups have for years cited human rights abuses among detainees in the centers.
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We see that kind of rhetoric showing up in human rights abuses around the world and in history.
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The Myanmar government denies human rights abuses by the military in 2017, saying it was targeting Rohingya militants.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently said such horrific human rights abuses hadn't been seen "since the 1930s."
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One Donald comes to sip cafecito Cubano and talk about the human rights abuses of Castro's communist regime.
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If their militaries are more professional, they're less likely to commit human rights abuses — at least, in theory.
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When the U.S. banned arms sales over military human rights abuses during the 1978-1982 government of Gen.
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Buhari's regime was known for its "war on indiscipline," which critics say was marred by human rights abuses.
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Subianto has been accused of being complicit in the human rights abuses during Suharto's dictatorship — allegations he denies.
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This year has seen some impressive investigative reporting into the horrendous human rights abuses rife in this industry.
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In the case of North Korea, human rights abuses literally finance the government's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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He is under EU sanctions for alleged human rights abuses, including deadly crackdowns by security forces on protesters.
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His administration has sanctioned a number of Russian officials and oligarchs for human rights abuses and election meddling.
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It is in their hands to pressure governments to stop human rights abuses connected to sporting mega events.
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For years, confronting a problem like North Korea has centered around security and denuclearization and human rights abuses.
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Kim Yo Jong was blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over human rights abuses and censorship.
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Alberto Fujimori is serving a 25-year sentence for corruption and human rights abuses during his authoritarian rule.
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We remain focused on helping to ensure the accountability for those responsible for human rights abuses and violations.
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In light of the regime's abhorrent human rights abuses, western governments cannot morally or strategically engage the mullahs.
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In DRC, human rights abuses, murdered UN workers, and long-delayed elections have shaken confidence in the government.
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In 2012, Congress passed a law bearing his name that blacklisted Russian officials involved in human-rights abuses.
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Literally, because he should have unequivocally condemned North Korean human rights abuses, including murder, torture and political prisons.
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The U.S. has imposed financial sanctions on Zimbabwe since 2001, in response to human rights abuses by Mugabe.
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It is time to put an end to the human rights abuses that occur in New York prisons.
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Or at how Rwanda's President, prolific tweeter Paul Kagame, unloaded on journalists who reported about human rights abuses.
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Security forces have been accused of human rights abuses while struggling to contain the insurgency and its aftermath.
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That conflict led to around 100,000 Hindus leaving Kashmir, and countless human rights abuses by Indian forces there.
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Uprisings in 2009, 2011, and 2016 resulted in injuries, restrictions, and human rights abuses against Kashmiris, as well.
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In public comments, Trump has called Kim a "strong" and "funny" guy while downplaying his human-rights abuses.
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The warning followed Washington's blacklisting of the isolated state's leader Kim Jong Un for alleged human rights abuses.
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In 2004, the U.S. slapped Sudan with additional sanctions following violence and alleged human rights abuses in Darfur.
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We have been targeted because our groups provide critical resources to those facing human rights abuses in Egypt.
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It is therefore extremely worrying that countries with records of gross human rights abuses appear in the records.
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" When pressed on Kim's human rights abuses: "Yeah, but so have other people done some really bad things.
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Others worry that accepting the gift from China is not compatible with criticizing the country's human rights abuses.
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More broadly, Mr. Guterres has been criticized for not calling out serious human rights abuses in specific countries.
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The two Turkish officials were sanctioned under the Global Magnitsky Act, which penalizes authorities for human rights abuses.
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It came to be known as a symbol of US human rights abuses during the war on terror.
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China has said that reports of human rights abuses and detention camps for political agitators there are unfounded.
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Their militaries are often accused of feeding these grievances, by committing grave human rights abuses against the population.
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Mr. Kadyrov has reportedly been involved in acts of torture, kidnapping and murder, among other human rights abuses.
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In Argentina, President Trump has a chance to confront Xi Jinping on human rights abuses against the Uighurs.
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Mr. Kadyrov has reportedly been involved in torture, kidnapping and murder, as well as other human rights abuses.
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The entire case was seen as an example of human rights abuses under the brutal rule of Sisi.
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As in previous interviews, Mr. Rodman declined to directly answer questions about human rights abuses in North Korea.
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The nation demanded he be held accountable for human rights abuses and corruption during his decades of rule.
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Human rights abuses, mass rape and potential war crimes have been documented on both sides of the conflict.
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On Tuesday, the State Department announced visa restrictions for Chinese officials accused of involvement in human rights abuses.
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As Mr. Moi retired, his successors found even more corruption and human rights abuses than had been suspected.
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It consistently breached international norms, committing human rights abuses, funding terrorist groups, and proliferating weapons of mass destruction.
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Also facing sanctions was Bladimir Armas, a National Guard colonel accused by government critics of human rights abuses.
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They are also involved in China's military, espionage, human rights abuses, and "Made in China 2025" industrial policy.
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Art and politics are uniquely linked in the city, reinforcing the youth-driven struggle against human rights abuses.
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However, enabling Saudi Arabia to bomb and blockade Yemen will do nothing to stop Houthi human rights abuses.
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The leaks reinforce allegations from former detainees and human rights organizations of widespread human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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In 2014, a United Nations commission issued a report documenting the widespread human rights abuses in North Korea.
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Rajapaksa was ousted in 2015 amid allegations of human rights abuses, threatening journalists and rights defenders, and corruption.
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Later in the week, Pence will meet with North Korean defectors to highlight the country's human rights abuses.
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So has Lawrence Abu Hamdan, an artist who recreates the sounds of crime scenes and human rights abuses.
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Presidents came with a mandate to end the human rights abuses and authoritarian practices of their dictatorial predecessors.
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Brutal repression and mass human rights abuses are fueling violence and radicalization, undermining Egypt's important fight against terrorism.
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North Korea has previously rejected criticism over human rights abuses as false accusations aimed at toppling its regime.
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It consistently breached international norms, committing human rights abuses, funding terrorist groups and proliferating weapons of mass destruction.
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It has been accused of systemic human rights abuses, including torture and the forced disappearance of government critics.
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He launched a war on corruption by jailing political actors without trial and committing widespread human rights abuses.
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Amnesty International and the United Nations have sent observers to North Dakota after allegations of human rights abuses.
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Aside from its many human rights abuses, Iran is the greatest threat in the Middle East today, surpassing ISIS.
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The Bangladesh government has long been criticized for its human rights abuses, including forced disappearances and politically motivated arrests.
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We know that people value the ability to discuss important issues like human rights abuses or acts of terrorism.
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The United Nations and human rights groups have condemned Australia's immigration policy, citing human rights abuses in the centers.
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Many of those banned were found by international experts to have committed or enabled human rights abuses, Facebook said.
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The US Department of Commerce cited the company's alleged role in facilitating human rights abuses in China's Xinjiang region.
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But as terrible as ISIS is, its opponents have proven themselves quite capable of human rights abuses as well.
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Garcia is particularly good at gathering evidence of specific human rights abuses and keeping her followers focused and motivated.
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The lawmakers say in the letter that they disagree with Grijalva because human rights abuses should not be tolerated.
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For the past three years Mr Sirisena has blasted Mr Rajapaksa for alleged nepotism, corruption and human-rights abuses.
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A forest near Lobéké National Park in Cameroon, where WWF was warned in 2015 of "frightening" human rights abuses.
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The United Nations criticized Sri Lanka last year for slow progress in addressing war crimes and human rights abuses.
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Human-rights abuses have grown worse under Mr Xi, with barely a murmur of complaint from other world leaders.
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Hundreds have died in the violence, with protests broadening into demonstrations against political restrictions and perceived human rights abuses.
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We better never do that again, when our leaders talk to China or anybody else about human-rights abuses.
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Chevron, two lawsuits in San Francisco arising from Chevron's involvement in human rights abuses against environmental protesters in Nigeria.
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Leftists point to American hypocrisy in supporting friendly authoritarian states, like Saudi Arabia, while condemning Castro's human rights abuses.
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The sanctions center around the country's ballistic missile program, human rights abuses and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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Last year, the United States angered North Korea by blacklisting its leader Kim Jong Un for human rights abuses.
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In December 2014, for example, the EU suspended some €13m ($14.2m) of development aid because of human-rights abuses.
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Establishing relations with foreign leaders accused of human rights abuses is not a new for phenomenon for American presidents.
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Tashkent's ties with the West were strained under Karimov who was often criticized over his government's human rights abuses.
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She joined up with the Aidar Battalion, a volunteer force that would later become notorious for human-rights abuses.
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Venezuela faces an ongoing humanitarian crisis amid massive food shortages and allegations of human rights abuses by Maduro's government.
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Cuba has long been accused of committing human rights abuses, including arbitrary detentions and restrictions on freedom of speech.
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They who had talked about rule of law, human rights abuses, dictatorship and tyranny and all of these things.
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Trump essentially sided with Putin, who has a long history of human rights abuses, over his own intelligence officers.
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And with rare exception he has not called out human rights abuses, even on the part of US adversaries.
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U.S. Iran sanctions target the country's ballistic missile program, destabilizing activities in the Middle East, and human rights abuses.
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Critics of Museveni, who has ruled for 31 years, say he presides over widespread corruption and human rights abuses.
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Anyone who thinks the ongoing human rights abuses in Russia can safely be ignored is making a big mistake.
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"Human rights abuses of the type that we describe don't generally happen in the streets of Asmara," he said.
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Those failures would include steps toward verifiable irreversible denuclearization -- and a guarantee of an end to human rights abuses.
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Tragically, this impulse has led to situations in which rampant human rights abuses have recurred or worsened over time.
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Colleagues warned him that Cannon's job was to emphasize human-rights abuses above long-term military and political gains.
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At the bottom is Eritrea, a small East African nation that has been accused of severe human rights abuses.
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In any case, raising the topic of North Korea's human rights abuses will be necessary as a practical matter.
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"Part of what we believe needs to be exposed his disgusting record of human rights abuses," Neumann-Ortiz said.
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The United States has intimate relations with a plethora of countries with a long record of human rights abuses.
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Trump has also not invited U.N. officials to monitor alleged human rights abuses inside the U.S., The Guardian noted.
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The police response has in turn licensed horrific human rights abuses, mass incarceration, and burdened millions with criminal records.
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Over the years, Mexican soldiers have been accused of a range of severe human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings.
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British Think Tank The Foreign Policy Centre warned of Turkmenistan's "massive human rights abuses" and "use of forced labour."
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The lawmakers argued that Chinese security forces might use the technologies for overbearing surveillance and other human rights abuses.
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There is bipartisan support in Congress for bills opposing U.S. aid to Saudi Arabia over its human rights abuses.
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Yasir Arafat's turn on the world stage began and ended in terrorism, intermixed with corruption and human-rights abuses.
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Magnitsky's name, Browder successfully lobbied Congress to pass the Magnitsky Act, which sanctions individuals linked with human rights abuses.
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Mr. Trump said he raised North Korea's human-rights abuses with Mr. Kim, though it was hardly a priority.
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We also must be thoughtful about how much authority we cede in our efforts to combat human rights abuses.
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In that first encounter, the Palestinian delegation raised a host of issues, including human rights abuses and settlement construction.
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His critics, however, denounced what they called his corrupt business practices and accused his administration of human-rights abuses.
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Leaked classified documents from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) confirm the systemic human rights abuses occurring in Xinjiang Province.
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Companies that engage in weapons production, unsafe development and human rights abuses are the types that will get excluded.
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The bottom line: The run-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics saw global protests against China's human rights abuses.
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Presidents from both parties have done very little about the evidence of human rights abuses committed by the Saudis.
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In signing the order, Trump also declared "a national emergency" in regards to global corruption and human rights abuses.
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But China's repressive regime — from media censorship to human rights abuses — presents challenges to businesses operating there, some argue.
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Ehmke acknowledges that changing the way technologists license their work won't in and of itself stop human rights abuses.
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The battalion, which has been previously advised by US troops, has been accused of engaging in human rights abuses.
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To be sure, human rights abuses do continue in Cuba, most notably in the constraint of freedom of expression.
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He singled out human rights abuses in China, Iran, Syria and Venezuela — all viewed by the administration as adversaries.
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Palantir's relationship with US immigration agencies accused of human rights abuses has become increasingly toxic for the software company.
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That's a testament to China's economic might and willingness to punish those who dare criticize its human rights abuses.
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In neighboring Argentina, for example, the military regime's poor performance and human rights abuses delegitimized the institution for generations.
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NSO would have to be more open about its internal capabilities to flag human rights abuses as they happen.
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Mr. Trump has been unwilling to challenge China over human rights abuses, despite vivid reports this year outlining atrocities.
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Citing a State Department report, the union said that "impunity for human rights abuses remained a problem" in Mexico.
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Lawmakers are working on a separate measure "to hold Saudi Arabia accountable" for human rights abuses and Khashoggi's murder.
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Officials have consistently denied human rights abuses, saying they are carrying out "clearance operations" against those involved in the attack.
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Duterte's critics contend that his government is engaging in gross human rights abuses by using extrajudicial killings against drug dealers.
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Jammeh has long been accused of human rights abuses during his rule that began after a bloodless coup in 1994.
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This week, conservatives weaponized Jewish suffering to divert discussion from the massive human rights abuses occurring at our border. Rep.
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We need to push him when it comes to the way they treat the press and some human rights abuses.
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In January, the U.S. Treasury blacklisted Kim Yo Jong along with other North Korean officials over "severe human rights abuses".
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That pleases those in his party who champion America's military ability to fight terrorists or potentially stop human rights abuses.
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The commission, whose aim is to stop human rights abuses in the northwestern state of Rakhine, was chaired by Annan.
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She says she wants a thorough investigation into evidence of human rights abuses by anti-poaching guards the WWF backs.
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Holding perpetrators of human rights abuses accountable, researchers say, increasingly depends on access to content posted on social media platforms.
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Apple and Google have been criticised for hosting the Absher app by human rights groups for facilitating human rights abuses.
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Mr. Dahlin trained and supported legal activists in China who used the country's legal system to counter human rights abuses.
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That would reverse America's previous policy of withholding arms because of concerns about human-rights abuses by the Nigerian army.
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Vice President Pence has also taken on a prominent role confronting China's political and economic influence and human-rights abuses.
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Shamdasani said the U.N. was deeply alarmed that LNA fighting might escalate, leading to further human rights abuses against civilians.
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Holding perpetrators of human rights abuses accountable, researchers say, increasingly depends on access to content posted on social media platforms.
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The Myanmar government denies human rights abuses, saying it was targeting Rohingya militants who attacked police posts in August 2017.
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This came after U.S. lawmakers raised the prospect of applying sanctions against Saudi individuals meant to punish human rights abuses.
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The bills also seek financial and visa restrictions on military and other security force officials implicated in human rights abuses.
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Conservatives back a proposal in congress to give an amnesty to 30 former army officers jailed for human-rights abuses.
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He is accused of committing various human-rights abuses during his military career, including the kidnapping of pro-democracy activists.
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"It would make investigative journalism on corruption, human rights abuses and bad governance very tough, if not impossible," he said.
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The second time he downplayed human rights abuses in North Korea by saying basically everybody is guilty of some things.
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It is difficult to understand how the Obama administration failed to notice or elected to ignore recent human rights abuses.
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Although it receives less comment, the President has been relatively silent about Russia's annexation of territory and human rights abuses.
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Tens of thousands of Mozambicans have fled across the border into Malawi to escape violence and alleged human rights abuses.
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Both parliamentarians are prominent in the PTM and have been fierce critics of the military over alleged human rights abuses.
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Trump embraced Sisi on Tuesday without condemning human rights abuses in Egypt, marking a shift in the U.S.'s posture.
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But before the operation began, Congo said its forces would be led by two generals suspected of human-rights abuses.
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"They know there is no way to truly be held accountable for the human rights abuses they are complicit in."
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Well worth the money if you find yourself exposed for contributing to human rights abuses and need a PR man.
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Human rights abuses have surfaced in private correctional facilities, mostly because companies cut costs and services and endanger their wards.
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Supporters say the measure would relieve some of the burden on the commission, which should focus on human-rights abuses.
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Suu Kyi has repeatedly denied accusations of human-rights abuses against the Rohingya or that ethnic cleansing has taken place.
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Nor does the Senate bill include other key OPIC policies that protect against human rights abuses, corruption and other malfeasance.
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At the same time, ARSA committed "serious human rights abuses...including unlawful killings and abductions," the human rights group said.
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The goal, he said, was to spur political change in Cuba and punish the communist government for human rights abuses.
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Last month, the State Department enacted visa restrictions on individuals responsible for "human rights abuses or undermining democracy," CNN reported.
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He was later convicted of corruption and human rights abuses and was sentenced to 25 years in prison in 2009.
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North Korea has perpetuated human rights abuses for decades, according to watchdog agencies, human rights groups and the US government.
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They illustrate that people are free to raise complaints against human rights abuses and might succeed in obtaining independent investigations.
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Mr. Buhari has also pledged to investigate allegations of human rights abuses and has said he will not tolerate them.
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Jammeh's 22 years in power have been marked by allegations of human rights abuses and repression against perceived political opponents.
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The United States can no longer hold back on condemning human rights abuses in an effort to support diplomatic dialogues.
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They effectively educated their members of Congress and staffers about human rights abuses in Ethiopia as it affected them personally.
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Duterte has faced international criticism and been accused of human rights abuses amid his crackdown on drugs in the country.
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Her fasting lent credence to critics of the law, who say it allows widespread human rights abuses and extrajudicial killings.
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On Wednesday, the Obama administration sanctioned North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, for human rights abuses for the first time.
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On Wednesday, the United States placed sanctions on Mr. Kim for the first time, accusing him of human rights abuses.
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In 2017, Egypt raided and shut down the Nadeem Center, which documented alleged human rights abuses and treated torture victims.
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One way he achieved that was by muting any public criticism of human-rights abuses in the countries he visited.
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He downplays reports of Russian human rights abuses, assassination and imprisonment of opposition figures, and liquidation of an independent media.
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Nevertheless, Moaveni is too credulous of Cooper's allegations that President Jimmy Carter opposed and exaggerated the shah's human rights abuses.
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But because we haven't punished China for their human rights abuses, it's unlikely they'll stop what they're doing anytime soon.
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American military assistance to Nigeria was long hampered by the reputation of the African nation's army for human rights abuses.
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But while the European Union sanctioned Salavati for his human rights abuses in 6900, Washington has yet to follow suit.
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Plus you're more likely to have those social issues of forced labor and human rights abuses, those kinds of things.
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Human rights activists say that security officials trying to suppress the insurgency have committed human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings.
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The announcement does not mention the human rights abuses in South Sudan that have been documented by United Nations investigators.
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Farinas began a hunger strike earlier this month calling, for Raul Castro's government to end torture and human rights abuses.
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However, he urged the international community to support Congo as it strengthens its democratic institutions and tackles human rights abuses.
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Reports of human rights abuses by security forces often emerge from Papua, where a separatist movement has simmered for decades.
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Technology companies can no longer turn a blind eye to the human rights abuses of one of their largest investors.
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Between them they controlled 80 percent of the national budget and were accused of corruption and major human rights abuses.
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For other veterans, the idea of negotiating with the Taliban was unsettling, given the group's history of human rights abuses.
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Many human rights groups and progressives say Israel's occupation is illegal, and Palestinians are subject to rampant human rights abuses.
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Abiy has freed journalists and activists, lifted bans on political parties, and prosecuted officials accused of gross human rights abuses.
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He was there hoping to land a consulting contract with the government, which has a record of human rights abuses.
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Don't miss Katie J.M. Baker and Tom Warren's three-part investigation into the human-rights abuses at WWF-funded parks.
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And critics said Mr. Macron was paying too little attention to Beijing's increasingly assertive foreign policy and human rights abuses.
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They have worked with the governments of Sudan and Libya despite evidence of serious human rights abuses in those countries.
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She said that those guilty of human rights abuses will be dealt with under the full force of the law.
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Matthew Smith is the founder of Fortify Rights, a nonprofit human rights organization that investigates and documents human rights abuses.
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In 2009, the OAS voted to readmit Cuba after a 47-year suspension, despite that country's widespread human rights abuses.
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The current policy, officials argued, enriched the Cuban military and empowered a government that has engaged in human rights abuses.
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Ms. Bensouda said that Libya was at risk of descending into chaos, which could lead to further human rights abuses.
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His dislikes include any mention that his nuclear program is illegal, accusations of human rights abuses or generally menacing behavior.
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In 2014, the Five Star Movement went from criticizing Mr. Putin for his human rights abuses to championing his leadership.
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Pardoning those accused of war crimes or human rights abuses is also dark, but it is not a laughing matter.
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In October, the US blacklisted 28 Chinese organizations and companies for their role in facilitating human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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Amnesty International also called on the broader international community to follow Canada's lead and speak out against human rights abuses.
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In Jerusalem, I visited the headquarters of B'Tselem, the leading Israeli group documenting human rights abuses in the West Bank.
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His three terms in office have seen sporadic violence and international accusations of human rights abuses, which his government denies.
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Some former cult members issued a public apology in 2006 and sought forgiveness for 40 years of human rights abuses.
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President Trump signed legislation in November that authorized sanctions against Chinese and Hong Kong officials responsible for human rights abuses.
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There, human-rights abuses, violence, and civil conflict are caused by or exacerbated by the pressures of the diamond trade.
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They accuse Gotabaya Rajapaksa, commonly referred to as Gota, of human rights abuses during the civil war, which he denies.
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Myanmar, a mostly Buddhist country, had previously denied almost all allegations of human rights abuses against Muslims in the north.
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"When it comes to things related to corruption or human rights abuses, you really are a counterpower," Mr. Zamora said.
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The House on Tuesday passed bipartisan legislation condemning human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims in China&aposs autonomous Xinjiang region.
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The motion referred to the independent United Nations investigation into alleged human rights abuses carried out against the Rohingya Muslims.
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By its terms, the Magnitsky Act imposes sanctions on foreign governments, individuals, and institutions that engage in human rights abuses.
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More aggressive new sanctions targeting Iranian officials responsible for human rights abuses can highlight Iran's poor record on human rights.
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Many other instances of human rights abuses included the brutal torture and murder of a United States legal resident/journalist.
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It seems perverse that the administration would take steps to address human rights abuses abroad while committing them at home.
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The United States cannot broker a deal with the Kim regime while its human rights abuses continue in the background.
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It referenced Turkey's crackdown on journalists, political activists and human rights defenders as examples of the Ankara's human rights abuses.
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Will they give congressional blessing to the human rights abuses that happen in the name of enforcing our nation's borders?
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He has overseen a legacy of human rights abuses, including imprisoning opponents and declaring that gay people should be beheaded.
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She said that the EU Commission will always take a very strong line when it comes to human rights abuses.
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A series of recent reports documenting China's alleged human rights abuses against Uyghurs stirred alarm among politicians on Capitol Hill.
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Eritreans have been risking their lives by the thousands to escape poverty, dictatorial rule, and human rights abuses for years.
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At the same time she tried to dodge the blame for his serious human rights abuses, kleptocracy and vote-rigging.
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The Sergei Magnitsky Rule of Law Accountability Act of 2012 and the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act – both named for Sergei Magnitsky, himself a victim of human rights abuses who died in custody at the hands of the Russian government – authorize visa and financial sanctions against officials responsible for grave human rights abuses.
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Protest and action against our government's human rights abuses, conflation of disproportionate wrongs, and maddening legal decisions, is righteous and necessary.
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In total, UNJHRO said, there were at least 422 victims of human rights abuses by state agents in Kinshasa between Sept.
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The government has struggled to evict farmers from forest reserves amid accusations in 2013 of human rights abuses by security forces.
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Lieutenant Colonel Mohit Vaishnava, an army spokesman, said AFSPA had checks built in to ensure no human rights abuses take place.
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In 2012, U.S. Congress passed the Magnitsky Act, which enables sanctions to be placed on individuals for alleged human rights abuses.
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North Korea also faces international sanctions over human rights abuses, including prison camps and repressive control over much of the population.
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Anger over a development scheme for the city had turned into broader anti-government demonstrations over politics and human rights abuses.
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Ramazani was sanctioned last May by the European Union over alleged human rights abuses committed by security forces under his authority.
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He describes a platform that feels personal, takes your privacy seriously, and isn't in the news for sparking human rights abuses.
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And many activists and water protectors say the good news won't erase the reported human rights abuses that have taken place.
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Diène told reporters that heightened scrutiny was crucial as human rights abuses were likely to increase as the 2020 election approached.
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Its scope was expanded in December 2016, allowing the US to target people accused of human rights abuses and corruption globally.
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An open letter, published on Medium today, says Dragonfly would make Google complicit in human rights abuses by the Chinese government.
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At the same time, they could work harder to curb corruption and human-rights abuses by their armies and police forces.
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"Those responsible for killings and other human rights abuses and violations must be brought to justice," it said in a statement.
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It has even attacked laudable new legislation aimed at redressing human-rights abuses that occurred during the years of KMT dictatorship.
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Patriarch Alberto Fujimori is now serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses and corruption during his 1990-2000 government.
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Western countries imposed sanctions in 2001 on Mugabe's government over allegations of vote-rigging and human rights abuses, which he rejects.
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Rights campaigners have accused May of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses in pursuit of trade deals after Brexit.
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The U.S. must do more to uphold its responsibility to do all it can to protect those fleeing human rights abuses.
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UK PM'S SPOKESMAN, ASKED ABOUT SITUATION IN KASHMIR, SAYS ANY ALLEGATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES ARE CONCERNING AND MUST BE INVESTIGATED
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Despite this, and widespread criticism of ongoing human rights abuses on the island, support for the camps remains strong in Canberra.
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Last week Suu Kyi picked former U.N. chief Kofi Annan to lead a commission to stop human rights abuses in Rakhine.
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A truth commission later found the state to be responsible for 219 percent of the human rights abuses during that time.
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Historically, "I'm just following the law" has not been a valid defense of gross human rights abuses committed around the world.
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He also seems willing to countenance human rights abuses in the United States, as long as he can blame someone else.
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He won't be using his presidential bully pulpit to pressure countries like Egypt and Saudi Arabia for their human rights abuses.
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"Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability."
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Great for American jobs, but not once was Saudi Arabia's dismal record on human rights abuses brought up, publicly or privately.
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The family first came to the Netherlands for safe haven in the 1990s, fleeing human rights abuses in their native Iran.
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"I don't want to hear anything from our leaders talking to China or anybody else about human rights abuses," he said.
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People fleeing economic hardship and human rights abuses in African countries are coming to the US-Mexico border in unprecedented numbers.
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Barrow has also pledged to end human rights abuses and to step down after three years as a boost to democracy.
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" Rubio underscored the "critical" need for the U.S. to remain "vocal in condemning Ethiopia's human rights abuses against its own people.
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Beijing routinely denies allegations of human rights abuses, especially in Tibet, where it says its rule has bought prosperity and development.
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They also point to the irony that human rights abuses can create the very radicalization Egyptian authorities are seeking to suppress.
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Ms Fujimori's father, Alberto Fujimori, Peru's president in the 1990s, is serving a jail sentence for human-rights abuses and corruption.
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Diaz-Balart, like other critics, believes that Cuba travel will enrich the Castro government despite its history of human rights abuses.
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Assad has been accused of mass human rights abuses, including using chemical weapons on his own people during Syria's civil war.
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Despite accusations of human rights abuses, groups like Asaib Ahl al-Haq claim they have could have retaken Ramadi more "neatly".
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With a bare-bones staff, the bureau was supposed to keep Congress informed of human rights abuses by nations receiving aid.
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The Trump administration is reportedly cutting foreign aid to Cameroon over concerns about the government's record of alleged human rights abuses.
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Duterte has been widely condemned by the international community for alleged human rights abuses related to a national crackdown on drugs.
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Central to the Task Force's recommendations is the recognition that poor governance and human rights abuses are primary causes of terrorism.
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In the last decade, as the nation's soldiers and marines have been forced onto the front lines, human rights abuses surged.
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There is a long list of people who can speak to the human rights abuses they have suffered under this administration.
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Barrow's supporters suggested on Thursday that the president might not immediately be prosecuted for alleged human rights abuses during his rule.
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The Trump administration slapped sanctions on three North Koreans last week in response to Pyongyang's ongoing human rights abuses and censorship.
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Earlier, the Nigerian military accused the independent organization of making "fictitious allegations" of human rights abuses against the country's security forces.
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She started her own anonymous Web site, a constant stream of news about protests and human-rights abuses around the country.
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It does not mean denying human rights abuses or acceding to every demand from Beijing regardless of U.S. interests at stake.
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China eventually gained most favored nation trade status, which the Senate had considered ending in 1994 because of human rights abuses.
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Years later, the Aylwin model inspired similar commissions in South Africa and other countries with long legacies of human rights abuses.
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In 1997, for example, Nike was one of the first companies to be charged with sweatshop labor and human rights abuses.
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That's a controversial move, particularly among Democrats, some of whom have accused Israel of human rights abuses around the Palestinian conflict.
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Chechnya has faced international outcry amidst reports of human rights abuses including torture, unlawful arrest and detentions, disappearances and extrajudicial killings.
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The BDS movement uses nonviolent means to protest what its supporters call human rights abuses against Palestinians by the Israeli state.
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Though Saudi Arabia is a longtime ally to the US, the country is beset by a range of human rights abuses.
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Separately on June 22015, Washington hit North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un with additional new sanctions over his human rights abuses.
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Duterte, who is waging a crackdown on drugs in the country, has come under fire for allegations of human rights abuses.
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"These egregious human rights abuses may constitute atrocities under US law and crimes against humanity under international law," the report said.
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Critics said the slow reaction could embolden leaders of Saudi Arabia and other authoritarian nations to carry out human rights abuses.
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Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability.
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But she recognises that he committed human-rights abuses and "if you look at the economy, he screwed up big time".
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Iran funds hardline Shia militias in Iraq that commit human rights abuses against the Sunni minority, helping fuel support for ISIS.
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Last week, VICE News published an undercover documentary detailing some of the human rights abuses and surveillance against the Uighur population.
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The second group, the Karen, arrived in Minnesota in larger numbers in the past decade, fleeing human rights abuses in Myanmar.
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Trump had been resisting chastising Chinese President Xi Jinping over his human rights abuses and his treatment of Hong Kong protesters.
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His column on Wednesday was reminiscent of ones he had written before, which often condemned human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia.
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Mr. al-Hussein's office in the meantime is to provide support to Yemen's national commission as it investigates human rights abuses.
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Instead of ignoring these human rights abuses, the United States of America should show the world that abuses are not tolerated.
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She has reported on organized crime and its impact on society, as well as human rights abuses and corruption in Mexico.
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She has reported on organized crime and its impact on society, as well as human rights abuses and corruption in Mexico.
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North Korea is the most reclusive country in the world, run by a repressive government accused of systemic human rights abuses.
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Mr. Fujimori is himself serving a 25-year prison sentence for human rights abuses carried out while he was Peru's leader.
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Most of the candidates have rightly called out China for its human rights abuses, and they should continue to do so.
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And (3) both Russia and China know that Trump is utterly transactional and will never challenge them on human rights abuses.
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Washington officials have grown increasingly worried about China's ambitions to export its systems elsewhere, including places known for human rights abuses.
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Mr. Trump's gesture was widely condemned over concerns about human rights abuses in the Philippines carried out under Mr. Duterte's auspices.
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Duterte has long denied the accusations of human rights abuses and contends the drug issue is one for domestic law enforcement.
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The group focuses on the nation's most serious cases of human rights abuses, making it a nettlesome critic of the government.
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Much of its advocacy has focused on pressing the United States to use its influence to curb human-rights abuses abroad.
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Ms. Bahreini exposes and analyzes footage of human rights abuses by Iranian security forces, including shootings into crowds of unarmed protesters.
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Critics say those elections were not free and fair, and they accuse his government of corruption and flagrant human rights abuses.
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In other cases, the government did not punish officials accused of committing human rights abuses, contributing to an environment of impunity.
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Liza Mamedov-Turchinsky, a student at the University of California at Berkeley, said she believes Palantir participates in human rights abuses.
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This isn't that surprising — for decades, the US has quietly looked away from Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses for material gain.
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"I think this administration would regard that for far too long Cuba has engaged in human rights abuses — human rights abuses that perhaps past administrations have turned and looked the other way, and this administration continues to call upon Cuba to improve," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said on Tuesday after announcing that Haley would vote against the resolution.
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But he and Silicon Valley's investor community would do more than snub a conference if they cared about Saudi human rights abuses.
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The court is meant to try rebels and military officials for emblematic cases of human rights abuses which occurred during the conflict.
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World Wildlife Fund uses the data to focus on human rights abuses in the industry such as forced labor and modern slavery.
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"Human rights abuses are totally unacceptable and can never be justified in the name of conservation," the charity said in a statement.
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Earlier this year, Amnesty said the government should take a tougher line against export license that have "resulted in human rights abuses".
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Now, the UK Charity Commission says it has opened a formal investigation into the beloved charity's alleged role in human rights abuses.
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"It is disturbing that American companies, researchers, and investors are helping facilitate grave human rights abuses in Xinjiang," he told BuzzFeed News.
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She, along with several other North Korean officials, have been placed on a U.S. Treasury Dept blacklist for "severe human rights abuses."
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The U.S. sanctioned the Zimbabwean state security minister Friday over alleged human rights abuses stemming from the country's harsh crackdown on protests.
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In-The-Know: The U.S. imposed economic sanctions on North Korean leader Kim Jong-un for his role in human-rights abuses.
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This harkens back to the human rights abuses of the psychiatric asylum era that led to the shuttering of those mental asylums.
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Earlier this year, Amnesty said the government should take a tougher line against export licences that have "resulted in human rights abuses".
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International humanitarian assistance, the U.N. and international media have not been allowed to enter the region, amid allegations of human rights abuses.
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It was that position which led the U.S. Treasury Department to blacklist her last year for censorship and "severe human rights abuses".
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Lawyers and researchers looking into alleged human rights abuses have said they faced accusations of collaborating with Maoists and threats of violence.
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Fujimori is now serving a 25-year sentence in Peru for corruption and human rights abuses during his decade-long authoritarian rule.
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Its aims including uncovering what happened during Colombia's war and prosecuting FARC leaders and state military officials accused of human rights abuses.
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The deal, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, made Goldman complicit in alleged human rights abuses under the government, they said.
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Veselnitskaya insists she was lobbying against the Magnitsky Act, which imposed a variety of sanctions on Russians suspected of human rights abuses.
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President Maithripala Sirisena, who unseated Rajapaksa in an upset win in 2015, has promised to probe human rights abuses including war crimes.
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The country has been criticized for alleged human rights abuses in World Cup construction, as workers have died in the scorching heat.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on Iran over its nuclear and ballistic missiles programs as well as for its alleged human rights abuses.
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Roy paints a picture of a dystopian Kashmir ravaged by human rights abuses and the cooption of the resistance by violent organizations.
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These sanctions build on previous measures tied to Venezuela's human rights abuses, persecution of political opponents, curtailment of press freedoms and more.
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On top of that, Western governments are considering sanctions against Congolese officials for human rights abuses in connection with the political crackdowns.
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Burmese authorities deny allegations of human rights abuses by the military and continue to maintain that the military is going after terrorists.
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Both Putin and Xi run hard-handed governments, which regularly censor content deemed unsavory to the regime, and face human rights abuses.
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Once referred to as a "quintessential warlord" by the U.S. State Department, Dostum has long been accused of serious human rights abuses.
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Amid calls for his overthrow, King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa did create a commission that documented the state's human-rights abuses.
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Even in parts of the world that are comparatively stable, there is widespread disregard for the institutions that investigate human rights abuses.
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It wants to enslave its own people without being criticized by the United States or the United Nations for human rights abuses.
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Instead, Veselnitskaya focused on the repeal of the Magnitsky Act, the 2012 Russian sanctions the US enacted over human rights abuses. Rep.
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Putin has already proven to be especially thin-skinned about targeted sanctions imposed on Russian officials responsible for gross human rights abuses.
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Earlier signs of a rightward shift were reinforced particularly as the majority shielded foreign corporations from certain lawsuits over human rights abuses.
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The Louvre Abu Dhabi opened last month to much fanfare, following many years of reports of human rights abuses on Saadiyat Island.
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Instead, Veselnitskaya focused on US sanctions on Russia under the Magnitsky Act that the US passed to punish Russian human rights abuses.
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Money talks, and American companies can do their part by refusing to do business with any country guilty of human rights abuses.
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The U.N. and Human Rights Watch have accused Azov, as well as other Kiev battalions, of a litany of human rights abuses.
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Browder then lobbied, tirelessly and successfully, for the Magnitsky Act, which imposes sanctions against government officials who commit grave human-rights abuses.
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How is a nation that mistreats children in this way going to credibly oppose human rights abuses carried out by regimes abroad?
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration slapped sanctions on three North Koreans Monday in response to Pyongyang's ongoing human rights abuses and censorship.
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Clinton of misdeeds at the Clinton Foundation, asking her to return donations from countries with a record of human rights abuses. Mrs.
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Pompeo on Monday ripped Beijing for its ongoing human rights abuses and intolerance toward dissent 30 years after the June 85033 protests.
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He also urged the African Union to accelerate steps for setting up a court to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights abuses.
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Stephanopoulos, however, pressed Trump on his reversal from previous criticism over the oppressive regime that's been accused of multiple human rights abuses.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un is accused of numerous human rights abuses, including starving his own people and having family members killed.
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Beijing has been loath to draw attention to Pyongyang's human rights abuses, which the United Nations has documented and Washington has emphasized.
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Strong grip Biya's seventh term came despite mounting allegations of human rights abuses and an escalating secessionist movement threatening the nation's stability.
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Cover image: The grave human rights abuses were reported during Myanmar's military crackdown, which followed after the attack of Arakan Salvation Army.
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For many, conflict, human rights abuses and long-term unemployment are the norm, and are reasons to flee or try to immigrate.
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Dogged by accusations of human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings while a police commander, he settled with his family in Les Cayes.
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Some 150 GitHub workers signed an open letter on October 9 to CEO Nat Friedman calling out human rights abuses by ICE.
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" Pressed by Van Susteren about human rights abuses, Trump said: "Look, he's doing what he's seen done, if you look at it.
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The United Nations agreed Friday to launch an independent investigation into alleged war crimes and human rights abuses in Yemen's civil war.
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On Tuesday, China denounced Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's statement a day earlier honoring the protesters and criticizing continuing human rights abuses.
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Authorities in mainly Buddhist Myanmar deny carrying out large scale human rights abuses, which the United Nations has described as ethnic cleansing.
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Political oppression, human rights abuses, high inflation and shortages of food and medicine have prompted millions to migrate, many to neighboring countries.
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"All the investigations point to Bogotá," he said, blaming the center-right president who has condemned him repeatedly for human rights abuses.
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He then swore in a new prime minister: Mahinda Rajapaksa, a popular former president who has been accused of human rights abuses.
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Because of her reporting on human rights abuses in Chechnya, the journalist and activist Anna Politkovskaya was threatened, detained and possibly poisoned.
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Mr. Browder was the driving force behind a 2012 law passed by Congress imposing sanctions on Russian officials for human rights abuses.
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Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Thursday that he is not asked about U.S. "human rights abuses" when traveling in China.
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Iran and Sudan are just two of the countries where human rights abuses, including killings of protesters, were committed during major shutdowns.
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American suppliers who lobbied their government to keep selling to Huawei may recoil at defending firms suspected of aiding human-rights abuses.
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The Security Council must treat Eritrea's serious human rights abuses as the atrocities they are by referring the country to the ICC.
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The case of Akouavi Kpade Afolabi is a disturbing example of how loose immigration laws can result in nightmarish human rights abuses.
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The first bill authorizes the American government to impose sanctions on Chinese or Hong Kong officials responsible for human rights abuses there.
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In 2009, a court found him guilty of corruption and human rights abuses, including running death squads that carried out extrajudicial executions.
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In large parts of the province, rule of law was almost nonexistent and serious human rights abuses were carried out with impunity.
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He also discovered that Google was actively trying to close deals with countries with records of human rights abuses, like Saudi Arabia.
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However, Rajapaksa faces a legal case on misappropriating state funds and allegations of human rights abuses when he was the defense chief.
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With a long record of human rights abuses and bizarre, repressive behavior, he had increasingly distanced himself from regional and Western governments.
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She is a propaganda official and was blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over alleged human rights abuses and censorship.
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The State Department said it has received more than 2628,28503 communications from Iranians with video and photographic evidence of human rights abuses.
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In 2012, led by Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland, Congress overwhelmingly passed more sanctions tied to Russian human rights abuses.
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Vanessa Tsehaye is an Eritrean activist and founder of One Day Seyoum, an organization campaigning against all human rights abuses in Eritrea.
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They believe the United States should act to defend freedom, prevent human rights abuses, and stand against the actions of undemocratic regimes.
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After the uprising, King Hamad formed the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) to investigate human rights abuses during the 2011 protests.
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As the co-chairs of the Congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus, we condemn the human rights abuses perpetrated against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
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It asserts that, despite the Thai government's pronouncements to rein in human rights abuses on board Thai fishing boats, they remain widespread.
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But the administration also announced Wednesday new sanctions for Iran's ballistic missile program and released a report on Iran's human rights abuses.
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Readers often assume that because I cover war, poverty and human rights abuses, I must be gloomy, an Eeyore with a pen.
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Kim Yo Jong is a propaganda official blacklisted last year by the U.S. Treasury Department over alleged human rights abuses and censorship.
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They will be implemented under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, which targets perpetrators of serious human rights abuses and corruption.
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We will not apologize for American values, for calling attention to human rights abuses, or for mourning a young American's unjust death.
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She has repeatedly condemned Russian human rights abuses in Syria, its war in Ukraine, and even its interference in the 2016 election.
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Onetime advocates of the intervention, including Ms. Slaughter, the secretary's former policy planning director, had grown disillusioned over the rebels' human-rights abuses.
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Britain has also previously expressed concern about steel overproduction, human rights abuses and the health of democracy in former British colony Hong Kong.
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Lauded by the EU as "a game changer," the deal was blamed for human rights abuses against migrants by NGOs and rights groups.
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The United States, European Union and several Western embassies last month voiced concern over politics-related violence and allegations of human rights abuses.
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The complaint was filed with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which studies alleged human rights abuses in North and South America.
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The security chief was one of seven North Korean officials sanctioned by the US Treasury Department on January 11 for human rights abuses.
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Commentators viewed Trudeau's statement as gushing and tone-deaf -- one that ignored the Cuban leader's human rights abuses and record of political oppression.
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These include the regime's unabated nuclear weapons program, support of global terror groups, armed destabilization of the Middle East, and human rights abuses.
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The Inter-American Court hears cases of human rights abuses in Latin America and can order governments to investigate crimes and compensate victims.
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Amnesty's report documents human rights abuses in 159 countries and territories, and draws on research by Amnesty's country-based teams around the world.
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Fogle made the announcement after our revelations that the charity has supported forces implicated in committing human rights abuses across Africa and Asia.
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Fujimori, 78, has been serving a 25-year sentence since 2009 for graft and human rights abuses during his 1990-2000 authoritarian rule.
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The North's cancellation came after Pence delivered a strident denunciation of its human rights abuses and announced a raft of new economic sanctions.
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It also would impose sanctions on current or former senior Myanmar military officials who perpetrated or were responsible for serious human rights abuses.
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Kim is on a Treasury Department blacklist for human rights abuses, removal from which Sifton said is a likely concession Kim will seek.
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You don't have to look far to see other human rights abuses being aided and abetted by access to unchecked social media tools.
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On a visit to Myanmar Rex Tillerson, America's secretary of state, said there had been human-rights abuses and the government should investigate.
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The United States has already imposed sanctions against Maduro for human rights abuses and blamed him for Venezuela's current economic and political crises.
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In addition to the report, activists have come forward to claim that the human rights abuses against LGBTQ people in Chechnya remains ongoing.
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Habré was convicted of human rights abuses — ordering the killing of 40,000 people, sexual slavery, and rape — by a Senegalese jury in 2016.
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On February 17, 2011, Libyans participated in a series of coordinated protests across the country directed against human rights abuses and bad governance.
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August 210: Assange is granted asylum at London's Ecuadorian Embassy, which cites concern over human rights abuses if he is extradited to Sweden.
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Bun Hieng told The Associated Press that he had not committed any human rights abuses and held no property in the United States.
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In recent months she has spoken out against the Venezuelan national guard and the Maduro government over human rights abuses committed against protesters.
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Rubio, in particular, made Friday's policy announcement about Obama, charging the former president with looking the other way on Cuba's human rights abuses.
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For years, confronting a problem like North Korea has fallen under key talking points — security and denuclearization, financial sanctions and human rights abuses.
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Tigrayans were angered when 60 officials, many of them from their region, were detained for suspected human rights abuses and corruption, he said.
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Kerry himself publicly and repeatedly delivered warnings about the links between human rights abuses and extremism during an August 2015 visit to Cairo.
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There is a strong humanitarian case for her release: She's suffered a number of human rights abuses during her time in Leavenworth Prison.
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Where religious freedom is not protected, we know that instability, human rights abuses, and violent extremism have a greater opportunity to take root.
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While at university I formed a Jewish left-wing, pro-peace group, focused on criticizing Israeli human rights abuses during the second intifada.
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The government has denied many of the allegations leveled against the military -- including those of human rights abuses -- and says it's investigating others.
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The UN's Human Rights Council voted Thursday to investigate human rights abuses in the Philippines' war on drugs, championed by President Rodrigo Duterte.
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In the build-up to the summit meeting, international criticism of North Korea's criminal international operations and human rights abuses have been muted.
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We also passed the Iran Accountability Act of 2016, which holds Iran accountable for their ballistic missile violations and their human rights abuses.
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Duterte has been widely condemned by the international community for alleged human rights abuses, specifically ones related to a national crackdown on drugs.
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Together, they have tried to give Iran's government a humane face as champions of Middle East stability, while denying its human rights abuses.
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Other current members accused of widespread human rights abuses include Saudi Arabia, Rwanda, Ethiopia and Pakistan, all of whom are close US allies.
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Although South Korea since has become an economic powerhouse, the North has lived under the shadow of well-documented, systematic human rights abuses.
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Guaidó last week unsuccessfully called upon the country's military to remove Maduro, who has also been accused of human rights abuses, from power.
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He has previously been critical of Cuba, denouncing President Raul Castro's government for what he sees as human rights abuses against Cuban citizens.
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Harris, who visited a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan in April 2017, said she was concerned about human rights abuses in that country.
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Her family foundation took millions of dollars in donations from countries notorious for human rights abuses and funneling money to radical Islamic terrorists.
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Fujimori is now serving a 25-year sentence in Peru for corruption and human rights abuses committed during his decade-long authoritarian rule.
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Kadyrov and his allies have been accused of widespread human rights abuses, including torturing and abducting homosexual men, allegations Chechen authorities have denied.
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The law became a prototype for the blacklisting of prominent Russians accused of murders, human rights abuses and financial theft, among other violations.
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Other observers worry that the administration's laser focus on immigration is making U.S. authorities look past human rights abuses in Guatemala and Honduras.
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But it will also likely mean that regulators give less scrutiny to the risk of buyers committing human rights abuses with these weapons.
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To guard against human rights abuses, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is expected to give those militias a role well outside the city.
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Fujimori was serving a 25-year prison sentence for human rights abuses when the current President pardoned him Sunday, citing Fujimori's failing health.
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But that approach had not worked and human rights abuses had only worsened, the Harvard-educated legal scholar told Reuters in an interview.
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In a statement in July, the White House "strongly" condemned the ongoing violence in Nicaragua and accused Ortega's government of human rights abuses.
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" The alleged illegal executions pose a problem for the U.S. as it is not supposed "to fund units guilty of human rights abuses.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. State Department said China's treatment of Muslims in Xinjiang marked the worst human rights abuses "since the 1930s".
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Maduro has said the country fully prosecutes human rights abuses and that Venezuela is unfairly targeted for criticism because of its socialist politics.
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" She received support from a "hundred artists," the Post reports, while critics pointed out that she performed in Russia despite "human-rights abuses.
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In other cases, the concerns are more sobering, such as reports of human rights abuses of workers building projects for Qatar's 2022 bid.
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This has become a salient issue since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which highlighted the human rights abuses common to these countries.
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The measure would also sanction individuals involved in Pyongyang's nuclear program or in the censorship of the regime's well-documented human rights abuses.
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"Trump's architect of mass human rights abuses at the border ... has been exposed as a bonafide white nationalist," Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter.
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Ms. Bensouda announced in February that her office had launched a "preliminary examination" into allegations of large-scale human rights abuses in Venezuela.
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During President Trump's recent tour of Asia, he did not publicly press leaders in China, Vietnam or the Philippines on human rights abuses.
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The list of potential activities meriting sanctions covers weapons deals, human rights abuses and Russian cyberattacks against the United States and other democracies.
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They said the North Koreans had walked away after Pence condemned North Korean human rights abuses and announced plans for new economic sanctions.
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The sound artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan, who has worked with organizations such as Amnesty International to highlight human rights abuses, completed the list.
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Denouncing China's human-rights abuses and championing civil rights and religious liberty would counter Xi's efforts to entrench a cult-of-personality regime.
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Easy internal movement will also give people more options when they are threatened by violence or human rights abuses, as well as poverty.
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The White House has gone silent on the Egyptian government's abhorrent human rights abuses, which fuel radicalization, increasing the global threat from terrorism.
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In 2007, the State Department imposed sanctions on General Ibn Auf for his role in "violence, atrocities and human rights abuses" in Darfur.
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"When you are talking about victims of human rights abuses, you can't come to a resolution without their presence and consent," he said.
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Such firms, which are commonly hired by cash-strapped European authorities, have been linked to human rights abuses in Austria, Greece, and elsewhere.
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And the Iranian people deserve better as they continue to suffer under the regime's criminal corruption, economic mismanagement, and systemwide human rights abuses.
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In Syria, where a civil war has dragged on for seven years, more human rights abuses against children were recorded than ever before.
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The Trump administration sanctioned Larijani in January for human rights abuses, because we aren't afraid to tackle the regime at its highest level.
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TPP fails to safeguard against human rights abuses and, on the contrary, will reward some state abusers by inviting them into this agreement.
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He was, however, forced to accept the creation of a fact-finding mission to investigate the most egregious human rights abuses in Venezuela.
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The move suggests that President Trump is increasingly willing to listen to the advice of U.S. officials concerned about China's human rights abuses.
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These internet disruptions often create a climate of fear and panic, making it difficult for civilians and media to report human rights abuses.
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The law would consider sanctions against those involved in human-rights abuses against Hong Kong citizens and ensure US visa protections for demonstrators.
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But last week, China criticized a decision by the United States to blacklist North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for human rights abuses.
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But Tuesday's silence from Pope Francis, who has been known to call out human rights abuses internationally, makes a statement of its own.
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Tehran Prisons Organization and Sohrab Soleimani were added to the Treasury's list of officials and organizations involved with human rights abuses in Iran.
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Diplomats said several members of the 15-member council planned to request a meeting this month on human rights abuses in North Korea.
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WASHINGTON — Foreign corporations may not be sued in American courts for complicity in human rights abuses abroad, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.
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And while it is true that many wealthy Russians reside in London, most wealthy Russians do not commit human rights abuses in Russia.
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But Egypt is also a country that Trump has been willing to court, setting aside concerns about its government's domestic human rights abuses.
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Several Republican lawmakers took a more adversarial tone than Trump in recognizing the anniversary, choosing instead to highlight the country's human rights abuses.
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Josh Hawley, a Republican senator from Missouri, made references to allegations of human rights abuses in China, including the repression of Uighur Muslims.
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She was shot dead in her apartment building in 2006 after exposing human rights abuses in Chechnya and writing unflinchingly about Mr. Putin.
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The administration has often been selective about pointing out human rights abuses in a way that seems to align with its political priorities.
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The Chinese government is livid that Trump signed the bill, which authorizes sanctions on Chinese and Hong Kong officials for human rights abuses.
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But the kingdom has been accused of committing glaring human rights abuses, which have marred its image and heightened reputational risks for investors.
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There's nothing wrong with the United States trying to help other countries counter human rights abuses by armed groups and individuals in Africa.
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The legislation, which would penalize those who commit human rights abuses in Syria, was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in December.
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However, it has not been the root of the extreme human rights abuses in Eritrea that has caused hundreds of thousands to flee.
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Critics say this sends a message that the administration turns a blind eye to human rights abuses in some parts of the world.
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It also excludes companies tied to fossil fuel use and production, military and defense, and human rights abuses, according to its official factsheet.
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He has introduced tariffs on Chinese goods, igniting a trade war, but has not been eager to criticize China over human rights abuses.
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In 2016, the U.S. State Department released a report on human rights abuses in North Korea, detailing the restrictions on freedom of information.
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But more quietly, his administration has also punished unprecedented numbers of people accused of corruption and human-rights abuses in more unexpected places.
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"One Donald comes to Miami to sip cafecito Cubano and talk about the human rights abuses of Castro's communist regime," the ad says.
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Representatives from the United Nations Security Council will meet this month to discuss human rights abuses in North Korea, despite China's previous disapproval.
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Through powerful networks and advocacy, Ceres tackles the world's biggest sustainability challenges, including climate change, water scarcity and pollution, and human rights abuses.
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"This law helps stop U.S. companies funding conflict and human rights abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo and surrounding countries," she said.
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According to Veselnitskaya, she and Rohrabacher discussed US sanctions against Moscow for its human rights abuses — and she made her case against them.
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Mr. Buhari also had promised to crack down on human rights abuses, but reports of impunity are a regular feature of Nigerian life.
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Pompeo called for Iranians to send video and photographic evidence of human rights abuses the department could use to identify and punish perpetrators.
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The government is not going to release a public statement condemning human rights abuses inside its prisons because of stories like this one.
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At 22 years old, I gave my first lecture to university students, on sex trafficking and wartime sexual violence as human rights abuses.
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U.S. military assistance to Honduran security forces has fueled impunity and human rights abuses in the Central American country of eight million, lawmakers said.
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Pompeo called on Beijing on Monday to mark the June 4 anniversary by releasing all prisoners jailed for fighting human rights abuses in China.
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Others have suggested that Trump, who has advocated torture, is less likely than his predecessors to take China to task over human rights abuses.
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A Democratic administration will face continued Iranian meddling in the region, Iranian human rights abuses at home and hostility to the accord from Republicans.
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Although security in the country has improved, military campaigns have displaced hundreds of thousands of people and soldiers stand accused of human-rights abuses.
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In October Amnesty International accused Canberra of turning Nauru into an "open-air prison," and human rights abuses have been documented at the centers.
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Most of the world's supply comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo, often from artisanal mines where several organizations have cited human rights abuses.
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Tillerson has spent years cultivating relationships with countries whose governments have engaged in human rights abuses, including Russia, China and Equatorial Guinea, among others.
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But it is clear he was able to look past these human rights abuses at least enough to form close business relationships with them.
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Ramazani's predecessor as interior minister, Evariste Boshab, was also hit with both EU and U.S. sanctions for alleged human rights abuses by Congolese forces.
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"The United States will never be a safe haven for those who have participated in atrocities, war crimes, and human rights abuses," said Sessions.
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Americans never much cared about Saudi human rights abuses in the past, and they'll find it hard to continue to care into the future.
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US and China The US is hitting back against Chinese entities allegedly involved in facilitating human rights abuses in camps in China's Xinjiang region.
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They also say the US should be reluctant to work with a government that has committed some of the world's worst human rights abuses.
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Three German government agencies told us that money meant for WWF is on hold pending investigation of human rights abuses at WWF-supported parks.
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Usually, the US is the one pushing for the Organization of American States to investigate human rights abuses, but this time it's the target.
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Lawmakers, such as Rubio, have pushed for the Trump administration to consider sanctions against some Chinese officials who are responsible for human-rights abuses.
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Giving the Chinese government ready access to user data, as required by Chinese law, would make Google complicit in oppression and human rights abuses.
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He has publicly supported laws that call for cracking down on human rights abuses — including in Russia, with which he hopes to improve ties.
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The territory's government insisted it would ensure strong safeguards, including preventing human rights abuses, and said no one would be extradited for political purposes.
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Duterte told Obama earlier this year to "go to hell" after Obama expressed concerns about possible human rights abuses in Duterte's war on drugs.
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What "moral clarity" can America claim in denouncing Iran's human-rights abuses when it turns a blind eye to those committed by its friends?
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The Clooneys, who married in 2014, said they were both committed to using their fame to raise awareness about human rights abuses and corruption.
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Myanmar has denied most accusations of human rights abuses, saying the military responded to a legitimate threat from Rohingya militants who attacked police posts.
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Trump is set for a bilateral meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte, who has been accused of human rights abuses, including killing suspected drug dealers.
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Countries with a record of surveillance and human-rights abuses, such as China, are already using AI to monitor political activity and suppress dissent.
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She frames her anti-Islam views in terms of human-rights abuses, such as female genital mutilation, whereas the BNP was simply "openly racist".
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Other 2020 candidates, like Sanders and Beto O'Rourke, have also spoken out against the country's far-right government and human rights abuses of Palestinians.
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They become preoccupied with the Balkans and the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia to halt human-rights abuses by its forces in Kosovo in 13.
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Miriam Hernandez of the Sinaloa state Commission for Human Rights said it had opened an investigation into whether the killings involved human rights abuses.
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There remain, however, some real differences in the way the previous administration and Trump's engage with the Egyptian government's violence and human rights abuses.
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It is part of Australia's controversial border security regime, which has been regularly criticized by aid agencies for human rights abuses, including against children.
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Sometimes, those experiences and issues involve violence and graphic images of public interest or concern, such as human rights abuses or acts of terrorism.
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There are other ways the U.S. can show support for the protests: One option would be to issue sanctions targeted against human rights abuses.
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The CIA program was hobbled by strict vetting, born of an anxiety that fighters might subsequently join Islamist groups or commit human rights abuses.
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To hide human rights abuses, Equatorial Guinea's strongman hired Qorvis; the pre-revolutionary Tunisian regime hired Washington Media Group and the Saudis hired Edelman.
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But they were criticized for their own human rights abuses and forced military conscription and labeled church leaders "counterrevolutionaries" in the service of Washington.
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Uribe is still backed by millions of Colombians, though he is perhaps equally detested by legions who decry human rights abuses during his administration.
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But the clearly unconscionable nature of family separation hasn't stopped the administration and its cheerleaders from doing backflips to justify these human rights abuses.
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Her digital prowess, activist reputation and persistent efforts to highlight the Tunisian administration's human rights abuses quickly made her a face of the movement.
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America, which had previously refused to sell arms to Nigeria because of alleged human-rights abuses by the army, is now reconsidering its stance.
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When he visited Saudi Arabia, he did a sword dance, but broke from longstanding tradition by not mentioning the country's numerous human rights abuses.
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The monarchy has a checkered history of human rights abuses, and has in recent years cracked down on activists, protesters, and perceived political enemies.
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Then-President Barack Obama canceled the exercise in 2014 over allegations of human rights abuses by the Egyptian government following the 2013 military coup.
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Under Barack Obama, the former U.S. president, the aircraft deal had been held off due to concerns about the Nigerian military's human rights abuses.
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It is in our [national] interest to defend human rights," he tweeted, arguing that looking past Saudi human rights abuses would "help extremism flourish.
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Since winning election on a reform platform, Mr. Buhari has moved to root out graft and to investigate human rights abuses by the military.
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Man-made diamonds spare millennials and others the headache of worrying that they are supporting human-rights abuses under repressive regimes such as Zimbabwe's.
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The African Union, for instance, wants its own court for human-rights abuses but thinks it ought to offer immunity to heads of state.
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Until August of 2014, we were oblivious to the track record of human rights abuses that the UAE had been steadily accruing for years.
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Revered by some for ending the country's civil war, Mr. Rajapaksa was reviled by others because of allegations of corruption and human rights abuses.
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The officials are members of several North Korean government and political departments that were listed under separate 2016 sanctions focused on human rights abuses.
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The United Nations has said it will send a team to investigate allegations of human rights abuses by Chile's security forces during the unrest.
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It is no secret that state-sanctioned human rights abuses against civilians and foreigners have dramatically increased in Egypt over the past several years.
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Its alliance with the United States has been strained by disagreements over human rights abuses under Mr. Sisi and the removal of Mr. Morsi.
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" This was the extent of detail Trump offered up on the conversations between himself and Kim on human rights abuses in North Korea. "Things.
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The panel also called for travel bans against those accused of the crimes and human rights abuses, and the freezing of their financial assets.
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Years later, while trying to return to power, he was convicted of corruption and human rights abuses and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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The Treasury Department on Wednesday targeted several Iranian nationals, organizations and government officials with financial sanctions over charges of human rights abuses and censorship.
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The quashing of opposition and alleged human-rights abuses led to a rise in Ethiopians applying for refugee status -- 37,303 applied globally in 2016.
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Gambia lost its eligibility in 2015 due to human rights abuses and the deterioration of the rule of law, USTR said in a statement.
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Troops on both sides committed human rights abuses against civilians on a devastating scale, United Nations human rights officials and other groups have found.
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Activist Marion Smith on Monday called for more discussion of China's human rights abuses ahead of the 2202th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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Iranian-backed Shiite militias, accused of human rights abuses after earlier battles, and Kurdish forces will be kept on the outskirts of the city.
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" She added: "No member of Congress has done more to push back on Russian aggression, human rights abuses, and corruption than Senator John McCain.
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It also criticized the United States' financial connections to Saudi Arabia, the kingdom's human rights abuses, and the Saudi-led military campaign in Yemen.
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O'Rourke's comments are another example of a growing willingness among Democrats to condemn the Israeli government's human-rights abuses in occupied Palestinian territories. Rep.
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Meanwhile, any attempt by a foreign nation to draw attention to the human rights abuses is treated as an affront to the kingdom's sovereignty.
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Ms. Tauli-Corpuz fell afoul of Mr. Duterte shortly after issuing a statement on allegations of human rights abuses against native people in Mindanao.
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The US has accused the Maduro regime of widespread human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings, torture, arbitrary arrest and the detention of Venezuelan citizens.
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In addition, any summit meeting cannot allow Mr. Pence's pronouncements during the Olympics about North Korea's human rights abuses to evaporate into thin air.
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The bitter irony of Turkey's openness to Arab dissidents protesting human rights abuses is not lost on the country's internal opposition and news media.
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It's because so many other human rights abuses have festered under Russia in the years following the Sochi Olympics that we're fighting for attention.
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Mr. Rajapaksa is considered the strongman of Sri Lankan politics, a wealthy, powerful former president who has been accused of grave human rights abuses.
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The United States also relied on sanctions, imposed on Wednesday, to punish two top Turkish government officials whom Washington accused of human rights abuses.
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Mr. Trump criticized the Iran nuclear deal for addressing only the nuclear threat and ignoring ballistic missiles, Iran's regional role and human rights abuses.
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The fact is that just about every administration, Republican and Democratic alike, has ignored the human rights abuses that are prevalent in Saudi Arabia.
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Pressure on sponsors via internet campaigns and via public protest, blogs and investigative pieces about those suffering human rights abuses in the relevant countries.
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Sanders' campaign said the senator, if elected president, would be willing to sanction foreign officials involved in human rights abuses, including violence against demonstrators.
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Bass credited her for signing a letter in April that urged President Donald Trump to punish Chinese officials overseeing human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
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Any contacts would be complicated by the fact that Ms. Kim is under American sanctions for her role in North Korea's human rights abuses.
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The report accuses Myanmar's military of having ties to a litany of businesses and that those dealings have led to extensive human rights abuses.
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Publicly defying the military authorities, Ms. González traveled to New York in 1977 to denounce human rights abuses in Chile before the United Nations.
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TPP lacks strong provisions to deal with countries with repulsive human rights abuses including human trafficking and intolerance of the LGBT population, among others.
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The sanctions were levied in part under the Global Magnitsky Act, which gives U.S. officials broad authority to target people for human rights abuses.
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" Activists have pushed to close Berks, arguing it is the site of "human rights abuses" and "the immoral and unjust treatment of immigrant families.
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He was also lobbying against the Magnitsky Act, the law which bars Russian officials suspected of human rights abuses from entering the United States.
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But he said that if WWF ever felt a government partner wasn't addressing human rights abuses properly, the charity would stop working with them.
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The analysis cross references predicted rises in unrest alongside the danger that protesters will suffer human rights abuses or sharp responses from security forces.
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A keynote speech also addressed labor and human rights abuses - the first time the issue has been addressed so publicly in an RSPO forum.
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He has been accused of widespread human rights abuses, including detention, torture and "disappearance" of opposition politicians, journalists and military personnel, rights groups say.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/85033, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/11, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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It applied to a range of areas that included cyber security, financial institutions, human rights abuses, and transactions with Russian defense or intelligence sectors.
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She was reporting on cocaine trafficking and human rights abuses in the Catatumbo region near the border with Venezuela when she disappeared on Saturday.
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Ms. Zappone said she was also considering the process of transitional justice, which explores measures to provide redress in cases of human rights abuses.
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The controversy began with Omar's admission that she supported the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel's human-rights abuses in occupied Palestinian territories.
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US officials failed to maintain records of previous inspections, and the State Department didn't use the approved department database to log human rights abuses.
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Also targeted was Ivan Hernandez, commander of Maduro's Presidential Guard, which Treasury says has tortured Maduro's opponents and carried out other human rights abuses.
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All of the proceeds will go toward the Clooney Foundation for Justice, which advocates for justice through accountability for human rights abuses around the world.
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Not to mention the human rights abuses that he&aposs committed in his own country we don&apost think he has a place over here.
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But some have commented that simply embracing the accelerator could be ignoring the human rights abuses of the Chinese government and the country's political climate.
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Dostum, accused of war crimes committed after the collapse of the Taliban in 2001, has been criticized by the United States for human rights abuses.
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In total, 92,000 people have fled Myanmar's Rakhine State since a brutal police crackdown led to reports of rape, arson and other human rights abuses.
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All of the proceeds will go toward the Clooney Foundation for Justice, which advocates for justice through accountability for human rights abuses around the world.
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The United States on Monday blacklisted Alexander Bastrykin, Russia's top investigator and a close aide to , and four other Russian officials for human rights abuses.
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Indonesia hopes Mattis can restore closer U.S. military ties with Kopassus, which have faced restrictions under U.S. law over human rights abuses in the 1990s.
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López Obrador was largely critical of the military on the campaign trail, vowing to take soldiers off the streets because of previous human-rights abuses.
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International observers accuse both factions of human rights abuses during the conflict, which was born from years of state discrimination against the ethnic Tamil minority.
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"Amazon is aggressively marketing surveillance products, including facial recognition, to government agencies with a proven track record of human rights abuses," Greer told BuzzFeed News.
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BuzzFeed News has filed a lawsuit in Germany demanding access to any records involving alleged human rights abuses at WWF parks funded by the agency.
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Human rights abuses and a crackdown on opposition, media and civil society activists pushed Western donors to suspend aid to the Central African country's government.
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Whether it's terrorism, missiles, or human rights abuses, all of these things are violations of international law and have been condemned by the international community.
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Providing the Chinese government with ready access to user data, as required by Chinese law, would make Google complicit in oppression and human rights abuses.
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Kim and 10 other individuals and five government ministries and departments were sanctioned on Wednesday by the U.S. Treasury Department for "notorious" human rights abuses.
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The rebels installed their leader, Michel Djotodia, as head of state that year, but widespread human rights abuses prompted reprisal attacks from Christian militia fighters.
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But USCIS devoted most of their its letter to something else: Ostadhassan's membership in an Iranian group -- the Basij -- accused of rampant human rights abuses.
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But American companies are not currently prohibited from selling technology to many Chinese companies that may in turn support Chinese surveillance and human rights abuses.
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Providing the Chinese government with ready access to user data, as required by Chinese law, would make Google complicit in oppression and human rights abuses.
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To prevent this, top British army officers decided to share intelligence on rebels with Guatemalan commanders, even though they were linked to human rights abuses.
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The country's currency is essentially worthless, human rights abuses are rampant, and virtually every branch of government and the military is riddled with extreme corruption.
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But in other cases that used the documents from the police archives, high-ranking police and military officers have been convicted for human rights abuses.
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But he rarely mentioned China's human rights abuses, going after the country's leaders instead for what he's claimed is currency manipulation and unfair trade practices.
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"The atrocities and human rights abuses that were alleged are at odds with everything we associate with charity," a spokeswoman for the Charity Commission said.
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Some Western news outlets used to fawn over Kadyrov's account as some kind of amusing spectacle, only mentioning his human rights abuses as a footnote.
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Bill Clinton was the first American president to authorise a project to declassify Pentagon and CIA documents related to human-rights abuses in Latin America.
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The convictions are the result of one of the largest mass prosecutions in Chile related to human rights abuses during Pinochet's rule from 303-1990.
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Last year Duterte lashed out at former US President Barack Obama amid reports the US was canceling an arms deal over alleged human rights abuses.
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Kakande went undercover to write his autobiographical novel 'The Ambitious struggle' which uncovered the plight and human rights abuses of migrant workers in the UAE.
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Critics of the agreement say that additional sanctions are necessary to punish Iran for continued human rights abuses, ballistic missile tests and other aggressive acts.
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The firebrand Shiite cleric was steely in his pursuit of justice and dignity, says his son, and had exposed human rights abuses in the kingdom.
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Darboe's wife Mymuna said she hoped for more, saying that the perpetrators of human rights abuses under Jammeh should have their turn in the docks.
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Pompeo said the Obama administration had played "a game of footsie with the Castros' junta" and accused the Cuban government of widespread human rights abuses.
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And the combination of this technology, a new hawkish government, and ongoing human rights abuses by the military and law enforcement in Brazil spells disaster.
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" In response to a question about human-rights abuses: "Fuck you, UN, you can't even solve the Middle East carnage…shut up all of you.
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Under the previous administration in Nigeria, Washington provided limited assistance in the fight against Boko Haram, citing evidence of human rights abuses in the military.
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She has repeatedly denied accusations of human rights abuses against the Rohingya, and in April denied to the BBC that ethnic cleansing was taking place.
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Trump praised the North Korean leader after the summit and said the people "love" Kim despite previous statements condemning the regime's alleged human rights abuses.
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Trump said the two leaders did discuss human rights abuses at a "pretty good length" during the summit, despite originally meeting to talk about denuclearization.
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The State Department's "Country Reports on Human Rights Practices," released Wednesday, detailed human rights abuses in Iran, South Sudan and Nicaragua in addition to China.
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Along with his inner circle, he has been under US sanctions since the early 2000s over human rights abuses and the erosion of democratic institutions.
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Since then, it has beat back efforts at the Council to create an independent commission of inquiry to look into human rights abuses in Yemen.
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We can't forget about our own human rights abuses in the post-9/11 war on terror when the U.S. used Enhanced Interrogation Techniques (EIT).
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Maduro's government has been widely criticized by the US and the UNHCR for human rights abuses since anti-government protests broke out there in April.
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Instead, the EU is banging away to preserve its business dealings with Iran, allowing the regime to fund its malign activities, including human rights abuses.
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Reports of human rights abuses by security forces often trickle out of the easternmost region of Papua, where a separatist movement has simmered for decades.
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Many investors, however, expressed concern investing in companies from another country in the region, Saudi Arabia, as concern mounts over the government's human rights abuses.
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The horrendous violence and human rights abuses inflicted on the Syrian people have been documented on Capitol Hill through numerous hearings and closed-door briefings.
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But given the administration's lack of credibility in raising human rights abuses, he said, they have pivoted to a different tack, focusing on international attention.
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While the human rights abuses alone are reason enough to oppose family size limits, the premise that "overpopulation" is a problem at all is incorrect.
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On subjects like securities fraud and human rights abuses, the court has limited the power of American courts to hear cases based on foreign activities.
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Many Gambians are angry that Jammeh fled into what they assume to be a luxurious exile rather than face trial for alleged human rights abuses.
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Instead of speaking out against white supremacy, these institutions have supported and encouraged the demonization of peaceful forms of resistance to Israel's human rights abuses.
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Miriam Hernandez of the Sinaloa state Commission for Human Rights said the organization had opened an investigation into whether the killings involved human rights abuses.
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