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Name: The World Organisation Against Torture
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- 20.06.23
- Statements
World Refugee Day: Refugees who experience torture need access to justice

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- Greece
- 16.06.23
- Urgent Interventions
Greece: International experts to observe appeal hearing of two human rights defenders criminalised by the authorities

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- Libya
- 18.04.23
- Statements
Libya: Authorities must protect migrants from human rights abuses

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- India
- 23.03.23
- Statements
Rights groups call UN body to prevent a further deterioration in the human rights situation in India

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- Iran
- 24.11.22
- Statements
Iran: the UN must establish a fact-finding mission to ensure accountability and stop gross human rights violations

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- Morocco/Western Sahara
- 14.10.22
Mohamed Lamin Haddi, a Sahrawi journalist unjustly convicted by Morocco

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- Russia
- 11.10.22
Nariman Dzhelyal, the Crimean Tatar activist standing up to the Russian occupation

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- Egypt
- 10.10.22
- News Releases
“Censorship by detention”: New campaign spotlights the imprisonment of human rights defenders

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- Brazil
- 30.09.22
- Statements
Brazil: respect for human rights must be central to the new administration's agenda

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- Afghanistan
- 12.08.22
- Statements
Afghanistan: One year after Taliban takeover, human rights defenders at greater risk than ever

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- Libya
- 06.07.22
- Statements
Libya: Widespread and systematic patterns of human rights violations

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- 22.06.22
- Statements
UN Secretary-General should hold transparent and consultative process to pick next UN Rights chief

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- Burundi
- 15.06.22
- Blog
“The international community is facing one of the most critical periods in recent decades”

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- Tajikistan
- 25.05.22
- Statements
Tajikistan: authorities must respect international law in Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region

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- Afghanistan
- 25.05.22
- Blog
Five reasons why gender-based violence against women should be considered torture

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- Afghanistan
- 05.05.22
- Reports
Asia: Women speak out on systemic violence in a new report

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Search results for Minorities and marginalised communities

World Refugee Day: Refugees who experience torture need access to justice

Greece: International experts to observe appeal hearing of two human rights defenders criminalised by the authorities

Libya: Authorities must protect migrants from human rights abuses

Rights groups call UN body to prevent a further deterioration in the human rights situation in India

Iran: the UN must establish a fact-finding mission to ensure accountability and stop gross human rights violations

Mohamed Lamin Haddi, a Sahrawi journalist unjustly convicted by Morocco

Nariman Dzhelyal, the Crimean Tatar activist standing up to the Russian occupation

“Censorship by detention”: New campaign spotlights the imprisonment of human rights defenders

Brazil: respect for human rights must be central to the new administration's agenda

Afghanistan: One year after Taliban takeover, human rights defenders at greater risk than ever

Libya: Widespread and systematic patterns of human rights violations

UN Secretary-General should hold transparent and consultative process to pick next UN Rights chief

“The international community is facing one of the most critical periods in recent decades”

Tajikistan: authorities must respect international law in Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region

Five reasons why gender-based violence against women should be considered torture

Asia: Women speak out on systemic violence in a new report

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Minorities and marginalised communities