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- Turkmenistan: Environmental Advocate Freed November 7, 2009(New York) – Turkmenistan’s release of the environmental activist Andrei Zatoka from prison on November 6, 2009, is a welcome development, but reports that the authorities effectively forced him to leave the country and may have confiscated his apartment, having already brought false charges against him, are troubling, Human Rights Watch said today. read mor […]Human Rights Watch
- Cuba: Prominent Blogger Abducted, Beaten November 7, 2009(Washington, DC) – Cuban authorities should cease all attacks on human rights defenders, journalists, bloggers and civic activists, Human Rights Watch said today. The international community should condemn attacks on those who peacefully exercise their basic rights to freedom of expression, opinion, and assembly in the strongest terms. read moreHuman Rights Watch
- Kimberley Process: Zimbabwe Action Mars Credibility November 6, 2009(Johannesburg) - The credibility of the world's "blood diamond" monitoring group has been damaged after its failure this week to suspend Zimbabwe despite overwhelming evidence of serious human rights abuses and smuggling in the Marange diamond fields in eastern Zimbabwe, Human Rights Watch said today. read moreHuman Rights Watch
- Uganda: Bill Threatens Progress on HIV/AIDS November 6, 2009(Kampala) - A proposed Ugandan law on HIV/AIDS promotes dangerous and discredited approaches to the AIDS epidemic and would violate human rights, a group of more than 50 Ugandan and international organizations and individuals said in a report released today. The HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Bill could be taken up by Uganda's parliament shortly. r […]Human Rights Watch
- Turkmenistan: Environmental Advocate Freed November 7, 2009
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