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  1. europesays.com/people/245305/ Mike Johnson Unironically Warns Against Political Leaders ‘Promising Free Things’— On the Heels of Trump Pledging a $5,000 Handout if GOP Wins in Fall #ChineseStateVisit #CommonSense #Communism #HumanRightsAbuses #marxist #MikeJohnson #TonyPerkins

  2. Lebanese Americans sue US over Israel’s rights abuses in Lebanon war

    Dozens of Lebanese Americans have filed a class action civil lawsuit against the US government and several defence…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Lebanon #AmericanCivilRights #defencecontractors #humanrightsabuses #Israel #LebaneseAmericans #SecretaryofStateMarcoRubio #theUSgovernment #USDistrictCourt
    europesays.com/iran/248199/

  3. Russia-Ukraine war, ‘Electric Shocks, Sexual Abuse’: Ex-Ukrainian Prisoners Of War Speak At UN

    Former Ukrainian detainees and Ukrainian officials accused Russia on Monday of systematically torturing prisoners of war and civilian…
    #Ukraine #UA #Europe #Europa #EU #News #Humanrightsabuses #Russia-Ukrainewar #ukrainianprisonersofwar #UNSecurityCouncil
    europesays.com/ukraine/26984/

  4. The fact that the Turkmenistani gouvernement continues to disappear gay & bi men in Turkmenistan without almost any international condemnation or media attention is extremely concerning to me. The Turkmenistani government has for far too long gone under the radar for their massive human rights abuses. They need to be held accountable.

    #Turkmenistan #LGBTQRights #HumanRightsAbuses

  5. An interview by Drop Site News revealed that the blindfolded Palestinian seen in a viral photo, in which two female Israeli soldiers posed beside him, has been identified as 22-year-old Mahmoud Al-Drimli.

    According to his family, Mahmoud disappeared on Nov. 2, 2024, while trying to return from southern Gaza to Gaza City. They said they had received no information about his whereabouts until they recognized him in the widely circulated image.

    His mother, Aida Al-Drimli, told Drop Site News that the photograph brought overwhelming emotions, relief that her son was still alive, and heartbreak at seeing the condition he was being held in.

    #Palestine #HumanRightsAbuses #CrimesAgainstHumanity #IsraelIsATerroristState

  6. Peru’s new president says military will lead crime operations in emergencies

    Keiko Fujimori has been sworn in as Peru’s first female elected president – the latest conservative leader to…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #10thpresident #AlbertoFujimori #humanrightsabuses #InaugurationDay #KeikoFujimori #Latinamerica #Perú #SecurityOperations #tumultuousperiod
    europesays.com/3159856/

  7. Advocates attack Carney government’s elimination of ombudsperson for forced labour

    Sheri Meyerhoffer, the former Canadian ombudsperson for responsible enterprise, holds a news conference in Ottawa on Tuesday, July…
    #Canada #MarkCarney #Canadiancompanies #forcedlabour #humanrightsabuses #Humanrightsadvocates #Ombudsperson #rightsabuses #slavelabour #TheCanadianPress
    europesays.com/canada/94231/

  8. Israel’s checkpoints & borders expose its apartheid regime

    Israel’s discrimination is all too visible when you examine its roads, the behaviour of security at certain checkpoints versus…
    #EuropeSays #Headlines #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Israel #checkpoints #Egypt #humanrightsabuses #Israeliapartheid #Jordan #travelrestrictions #WestBank
    europesays.com/iran/143729/

  9. #ShieldAlert: #AndSteiner, GenderDiverse #HumanRightsActivist, targeted for #PatientAdvocacy at #LemuelShattuck.

    Urgent Update: #Whistleblower And Steiner Still in Danger Despite Recent Concessions

    September 22, 2025: "#MindFreedomInternational (#MFI) is pleased to report that, in response to our previous Shield Alert update, Lemuel Shattuck Hospital has allowed And Steiner to see a covering provider of their choice and assured that And’s requests are being taken seriously. However, MFI remains concerned about And’s safety and well-being despite these concessions.

    "As a reminder, And is a #Massachusetts (MA) Department of Mental Health (DMH) patient at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital and whistleblower alleging criminal misconduct and abuse within the Massachusetts #DMH system, and has faced a pattern of retaliation including illegal #ForcedTransfer, assault, and harassment and denial of #DueProcess. A staff member has also warned that DMH plans to continue this targeting and harassment."

    See link below to learn what you can do.

    "Main talking points:

    - And Steiner is a whistleblower who has reported alleged criminal misconduct and abuse within the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health system.
    - And is currently under the care of those they are whistleblowing about.
    - A staff member has warned an MFI volunteer of DMH’s intentions to target and harass And.
    - And has faced retaliation, including illegal forced transfer, assault, verbal and sexual harassment, and denial of due process, including recent targeted discrimination and abuse by staff.
    - Ivy McCall, a friend of And’s with a masters degree in social work, who has attended many of And’s Team Meetings, has come forward saying she believes DMH is targeting and abusing And and that And is not safe.
    - All Massachusetts State entities have refused to intervene despite an easily provable #patternOfAbuse and targeting by DMH towards And for at least 3 years.
    - Many staff members have filed complaints regarding And’s care.
    - #MindFreedom and many advocates and you remain concerned that this pattern will continue without intervention."

    mindfreedom.org/front-page/and

    #LemuelShattuck #Queer #BIPOC #Transgender #LGBTQ #PatientAbuse #LetterWriting #Psychiatry #Fascism #Massachusetts #MassDMH
    #HumanRightsAbuses

  10. [Petition] Black & #Transgender Lives Lost to Medical Neglect: Demand Justice in MA Hospitals!

    The Issue

    "My name is And Steiner. I am a Queer, gender-diverse patient that has been hospitalized in Massachusetts' (MA) Department of Mental Health (#DMH) hospitals for four years because of severe suicidality with suicide attempts.

    "During that time, I have endured three attempts by DMH to suddenly discharge me from treatment without appropriate support, a practice known as '#PatientDumping'. This usually occurs when insurance has denied coverage or a patient has become a legal liability and often proves deadly, as you will see in this petition.

    "While under DMH’s care, I have learned of at least two cases of serious medical neglect, and one suspected, which resulted in patient deaths. #HaywoodEarl was a Black man who died 'a painful and untimely death' from medical neglect at #LemuelShattuck Hospital, according to an investigation by #DisabilityLawCenter. Disability Law Center also investigated the death of #CaSonyaKing (pictured), a Black woman who they concluded 'died needlessly' from being 'patient dumped" from a #PsychiatricHospital. It is suspected that #JeanBusch, a transgender patient at Lemuel Shattuck, died similarly. All minorities. All died needlessly.

    "When I learned of their deaths I was affected deeply. I reported Jean's death to DMH Authority, Attorney General Campbell and Governor Maura Healey in Jan 2023.

    "Despite being under no criminal investigation, as punishment for reporting Jean's death, I was illegally and forcibly transferred to a dangerous forensic ward with no due process. There I experience 15 months of relentless physical #assaults, as well as verbal and sexual #harassment, often directly related to my sexual orientation and #GenderIdentity."

    Read more:
    change.org/p/black-transgender

    #LemuelShattuck #BIPOC #PatientAbuse #Queer #BIPOC #Transgender #LGBTQ #PatientNeglect #PatternOfAbuse #Psychiatry #Massachusetts #MassDMH
    #HumanRightsAbuses

  11. Death of a patient with mental illness at Shattuck Hospital raises allegations of ‘neglect’

    by Jenifer B. McKim, May 08, 2023, Updated August 07, 2023

    "A 60-year-old Black man committed to #LemuelShattuck Hospital’s #psychiatric ward died a 'painful, untimely death' due in part to the state’s failure to provide adequate health care, according to a report released Monday.

    "#HaywoodEarl, residing at the public hospital in Jamaica Plain, likely would have survived his bout with skin cancer if he’d received a timely diagnosis and appropriate medical treatment, the nonprofit Disability Law Center concluded in a 28-page report."

    [...]

    "Earl’s case is coming to light nearly two months after an investigation by the #GBH News Center for Investigative Reporting revealed a history of problems at the hospital, documented by patients, prisoners and former employees."

    Read more:
    wgbh.org/news/local/2023-05-08

    #LemuelShattuck #BIPOC #PatientAbuse #PatientNeglect #PatternOfAbuse #Psychiatry #Massachusetts #MassDMH
    #HumanRightsAbuses

  12. [Change Petition] Damning Evidence by #DisabilityLawCenter

    And Steiner, Boston, MA, United States

    "Hello Human Family,

    [Click on the link] to see a shocking letter just released by Disability Law Center (DLC) to the Commissioner with damning evidence that I was brutally and illegally restrained punitively.

    You can help!"
    ______

    "It’s been four years. I’ve filed over 300 DMH complaints. We’ve written hundreds of emails and made hundreds of phone calls. My story has been plastered on Mindfreedom’s website for years! Staff members have filed dozens of complaints with the Disable Persons Protection Commission (#DPPC). There’s been involvement by a lawmaker and a city councilor.

    And it’s still going on!!

    We’ve filed dozens of complaints with the Attorney General Cambell, whose office recently wrote me saying they are not interested in helping me, and not a peep about investigating the allegations in this petition."

    Read more and learn how to help:
    change.org/p/black-transgender

    Mindfreedom website:
    mindfreedom.org/front-page/and

    #LemuelShattuck #Queer #BIPOC #Transgender #LGBTQ #PatientAbuse #LetterWriting #Psychiatry #Fascism #Massachusetts #MassDMH
    #HumanRightsAbuses

  13. Children’s Rights Under Occupation: A Call To Action For Kashmir At The CRC’s 100th Session

    Children’s Rights Under Occupation: A Call To Action For Kashmir At The CRC’s 100th Session

    By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai

    Children in Indian‑occupied Kashmir are growing up amid militarization, psychological trauma, and repeated disruptions to education, leaving deep and lasting scars on their wellbeing. Clinical evidence and field reports show a sharp rise in anxiety, fear, and distress among young people, underscoring the urgent need for meaningful protection, accountability, and access to mental‑health and child‑rights mechanisms.

    The Committee on the Rights of the Child opened its one hundredth session in Geneva from 12 to 30 January 2026 at a moment of profound concern for children worldwide. In his opening statement, Mahamane Cissé-Gouro, Director of the Human Rights Council and Treaty Mechanisms Division at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, emphasized that the Committee was convening at an exceptionally difficult time for children’s rights. Across the globe, children are increasingly affected by violations of international humanitarian law and by growing challenges to their fundamental rights. At the same time, international support for human rights mechanisms is shrinking, while treaty bodies face unprecedented financial and political constraints. Against this backdrop, he stressed, the Committee’s work has never been more vital.

    Sophie Kiladze, Chair of the Committee, described the one hundredth session as a truly remarkable milestone. Over more than 35 years, the Committee has reviewed hundreds of State party reports, issued thousands of recommendations, adopted 26 general comments, convened days of general discussion, conducted inquiries, adopted individual decisions, and organized numerous events promoting the child as a rights holder. Yet, despite these sustained efforts, Ms. Kiladze acknowledged that the suffering of millions of children remains beyond imagination. \

    We all know that the question of children’s rights involves deep moral complexity. All children are born with equal moral worth and deserve an equal chance in life. Yet perfect equality is unattainable in practice, requiring societies to seek fair and humane alternatives that protect the most vulnerable. Nowhere is this challenge more visible than in situations of protracted armed conflict.

    In this context, the plight of children in Indian occupied Kashmir demands urgent attention. The heavy military presence—estimated at approximately 900,000 Indian troops, number cited by internationally renowned Indian novelist Arundhati Roy—has profoundly altered the daily reality, perceptions, and psychological development of Kashmiri children. Many grow up in an atmosphere of constant fear: fear of midnight raids, warrantless searches, arbitrary detention of young boys under draconian laws such as the Public Safety Act and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, physical abuse of elders, and violations of the dignity and safety of women within their households. Such experiences leave lasting scars on young minds.

    Armed conflict in Kashmir has affected all inhabitants of the valley, but its most severe consequences are borne by children. Exposure to violence fills young hearts with anger, frustration, and helplessness, depriving them of peace of mind. Health—one of the most valuable assets of childhood—is severely compromised, as many children suffer from anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. The conflict has robbed them of a carefree childhood and imposed adult responsibilities far too early. Some children are placed in orphanages after losing their caretakers at the very moment when parental support is most crucial. Education, essential for the future development of any society, is repeatedly disrupted, producing long-term consequences for both individuals and the broader community.

    Despite these hardships, the children of Kashmir possess immense qualities and capacities. What they urgently need are reliable and dependable educational spaces. No child’s education should be allowed to suffer because of insecurity, unpredictability, violence, or administrative neglect. Protecting education is a critical first step toward safeguarding Kashmir’s most valuable asset—its young minds—and ensuring that the next generation inherits not despair, but opportunity, learning, and hope.

    Numerous credible Indian and international organizations have documented the psychological toll of conflict on Kashmiri children. In early May 2025, a team from the child psychiatry department at the Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (IMHANS), Kashmir, supported by UNICEF India, visited psychosocial mental health camps in Uri, Kashmir. Over two weeks, clinicians observed dozens of children exhibiting symptoms of panic, anxiety, insomnia, nightmares, irritability, and persistent fear of renewed violence. UNICEF has repeatedly warned that armed conflict is particularly traumatic for children and can result in long-term mental health consequences if left unaddressed.

    Media and clinical reports corroborate these findings. Mumbai Mirror reported in September 2025 on a 16-year-old girl from Kupwara who presented with severe anxiety following shelling in her neighbourhood after the May 10, 2025, ceasefire between India and Pakistan. According to professionals at the Child Guidance and Wellbeing Centre in Srinagar—the only fully operational government facility dedicated to child and adolescent mental health in Kashmir—girls often present in greater numbers, as they tend to express distress more openly. Children as young as eleven have reported intense fear of being alone, even while using the washroom, due to constant exposure to violent imagery and war-related media.

    Recent data further underscores the gravity of the crisis. The 2022–2023 annual report of the Child Guidance and Wellbeing Centre at IMHANS documents a sharp rise in mental health cases among children aged 0–18, with the highest number in the 7–14 age group. Moreover, the National Crime Records Bureau reported in December 2023 that Jammu and Kashmir recorded the highest number of attempted suicide cases in India in 2022, a deeply alarming indicator of widespread psychological distress.

    As the Committee on the Rights of the Child commemorates its one hundredth session, this historic milestone must serve not only as a moment of reflection, but as a call to renewed moral and institutional responsibility. For the children of conflict-affected regions such as Kashmir, declarations, general comments, and recommendations—however valuable—remain hollow unless they translate into tangible protection, accountability, and relief on the ground.

    The Committee is uniquely mandated to ensure that the Convention on the Rights of the Child is not reduced to an aspirational document but upheld as a living instrument of protection for children trapped in situations of prolonged occupation and armed conflict. The children of Kashmir continue to experience violations of their most basic rights: the right to life, the right to education, the right to physical and mental health, and the right to grow up free from fear and violence. These violations are neither isolated nor incidental; they are systemic, long-standing, and well-documented by credible national and international sources.

    We therefore urge the Committee on the Rights of the Child  to: (a) give sustained and heightened attention to the situation of children in Jammu and Kashmir in its dialogue with the State party; (b) explicitly address the psychological trauma, disruption of education, arbitrary detention, and family separation affecting Kashmiri children in its concluding observations; (c) call for unrestricted access for independent child-protection and mental-health mechanisms, including UN agencies and humanitarian organizations; and (d) recommend concrete, time-bound measures to ensure compliance with the Convention and its Optional Protocols.

    Children living under conflict cannot wait for political settlements to enjoy their rights. International law does not permit the suspension of childhood. If the Convention on the Rights of the Child is to retain its credibility and moral authority, it must speak most forcefully for those children who are least able to speak for themselves. The children of Kashmir are entitled not to sympathy alone, but to protection, justice, and a future free from fear.

     

    #humanRights #HumanRightsAbuses #India #IndianOccupiedKashmir #Kashmir #UN #UnitedNations

  14. Uncovering America’s Gravest Sins and Atrocities

    Cover-Up is nothing less than a masterpiece about investigative reporting, co-directed by one of today’s greatest documentarians, Laura Poitras, who earned a Pulitzer and Academy Award for her reportage on NSA leaker Edward Snowden, featured in 2014’s ...

    murica.website/2025/12/uncover

  15. #ICE Hires Immigrant #BountyHunters From #PrivatePrison Company #GEOGroup

    #BIIncorporated, a subsidiary of for-profit prison company GEO Group, will help ICE pinpoint the locations of #immigrants.

    by Sam Biddle, December 19 2025

    Excerpt: "The deal illustrates a strategy of vertical integration within GEO Group, which has found a growing line of business operating for-profit immigration detention centers under the second #Trump administration. In this case, the corporation stands to be paid by the federal government to both find immigrants and then to imprison them.

    "Shares of GEO Group, which donated to both Trump’s reelection campaign and his inaugural fund, spiked following his 2024 victory. Trump’s return to office has proven fortuitous for GEO Group: The president’s '#BigBeautifulBill' earmarked $45 billion for jailing immigrants. 'This is a unique moment in our company’s history,' GEO Group CEO J. David Donahue told investors in May, 'and we believe we are well-positioned to meet this unprecedented opportunity.'

    "GEO Group has faced decades of criticism over alleged mismanagement of its facilities and claims of rampant abuse of inmates. In August, The Intercept reported the suicide of a Chinese immigrant held at a GEO Group-operated prison in Pennsylvania. The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal complaint over the facility in July, criticizing 'horrific conditions' at the prison, including repeated instances of medical neglect.

    "In 2023, GEO Group was hit by a class-action lawsuit alleging the 'months-long poisoning' from a chemical disinfectant of more than 1,300 inmates at a California immigration detention center. In May, Tufts University student #RümeysaÖztürk, jailed for her criticism of the Israeli #genocide in #Gaza, alleged her GEO Group-managed jail delayed treatment while she experienced an asthma attack."

    Read more:
    theintercept.com/2025/12/19/ic

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/xG60J

    #USPol #HumanRightsAbuses #ICESucks #Authoritarianism #Grifters #ForProfitPrisons #ShadyDeals

  16. CCG Report Warns Of Deepening Alienation And Silenced Voices In Kashmir

    CCG Report Warns Of Deepening Alienation And Silenced Voices In Kashmir

    By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai

    CCG finds Kashmir gripped by a climate of “sullen silence”

    Washington, D.C. – It is an established fact that human rights are being violated on a daily basis across every part of Jammu and Kashmir. Multiple international human rights organizations and United Nations Special Rapporteurs have documented the absence of meaningful freedom of expression in Jammu and Kashmir. Independent civil society findings indicate widespread censorship, intimidation, arbitrary detention, and harassment of journalists, civil society members, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens. Speaking openly about developments in the region carries a high risk of detention under laws such as the Public Safety Act (PSA) and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

    Local Kashmiris continue to face humiliation, intimidation, and harassment at the hands of Indian military and paramilitary forces. These findings have been independently verified by a well-respected and reputable New Delhi–based organization, the Concerned Citizens Group (CCG). The CCG comprises prominent and distinguished Indian political leaders, retired senior military officials, and representatives of civil society.

    The group visited Jammu and Kashmir from October 28 to 31, 2025, and subsequently released its 11th report on the region. Members of the delegation included Yashwant Sinha, former Minister of Finance and Minister of External Affairs of India; Sushobha Barve, Executive Director of the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation; Air Vice Marshal (Retd.) Kapil Kak, a Kashmiri by birth and former Deputy Director at the Centre for Air Power Studies; and Bharat Bhushan, one of India’s most seasoned journalists.

    The CCG categorically emphasized that it has no affiliation with the Government of India or with any political party. Its visits to Jammu and Kashmir are entirely self-financed by its members, and it does not solicit contributions from any organization, including NGOs.

    The CCG was formed in the aftermath of the large-scale protests that erupted in the Kashmir Valley in 2016. Its stated mission is to act as a bridge between Jammu and Kashmir and the rest of India. The primary objective of its recent visit was to gauge the public mood at the grassroots level and to convey to the wider Indian public the genuine sentiments of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

    According to the report, the activities of the CCG were significantly restricted by the police. The group sought to meet a broad cross-section of society to obtain an objective and accurate assessment of the prevailing situation but was prevented from doing so. In several instances, police reportedly instructed individuals not to appear before the CCG. Despite these constraints, the delegation managed to meet senior leadership of the National Conference, Indian National Congress, and the Communist Party of India (Marxist), as well as representatives of the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Jammu and Kashmir Students’ Association, and members of the media. Additionally, they met Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, a prominent Muslim religious leader, and Sanjay Ticku, a well-known Hindu leader.

    The report describes a pervasive atmosphere of “sullen silence” in Kashmir, noting that “alienation has deepened” and that “resentment and anger against the Central government have increased.” It further concludes that the reality on the ground is “far removed from the narrative presented by the Government of India and its media outlets based in Delhi.”

    Echoing findings of other international human rights organizations and UN Special Thematic Rapporteurs, the CCG report confirms the near-total absence of freedom of expression in Kashmir. The media remains muzzled, and reporting on alleged atrocities committed by Indian security forces is treated as a criminal offense, often leading to arrest and imprisonment. The report observes:

    “There is a pervading fear of voicing any dissenting views or opinions among civil society members. Repression by the police is real and does not spare public intellectuals, media persons, or others.”

    One prominent doctor told the delegation, “We have been silenced. But this eerie silence does not mean that all is well.” He warned that a “volcano of suppressed anger and frustration, bordering on hatred, could erupt at any time—it only needs a trigger.”

    The report also documents testimonies from academics and civil society representatives who stated that Kashmiri identity is gradually being erased, that ordinary Kashmiris are routinely rebuked and abused, and that economic exploitation has intensified.

    A particularly alarming assessment highlights that prolonged uncertainty has pushed many Kashmiri youth toward anger, alienation, substance abuse, and even radicalization—developments that are profoundly destructive to a society historically known for its cultural harmony and serenity. Reflecting this concern, a senior editor warned that “the silence of Kashmiri society is unsustainable. When it breaks, the consequences could be dangerous.” A political leader quoted in the report remarked ominously, “Kuch bada hone wala hai” (“Something big is going to happen”).

    The report further documents blatant religious interference. Even Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, the Chief Imam of Kashmir, is reportedly denied the freedom to deliver sermons without prior police approval. Authorities allegedly demand advance submission of his khutbas and details of religious ceremonies he intends to officiate—an unmistakable intrusion into religious affairs.

    A young professional summarized the prevailing governance structure starkly: “Kashmir is a colony of the Viceroy.” According to this account, the elected government is largely powerless, with no effective control over law and order, while real authority rests with the Lieutenant Governor appointed by New Delhi.

    After extensive consultations, the CCG concludes that the people of Kashmir are experiencing a “deep sense of loss—of identity, sub-identity, dignity, and honour.” The report also details ongoing censorship, surveillance, intimidation, and harassment of media organizations. During Operation Sindoor, reporting became entirely state-controlled, severe restrictions were imposed on local journalism, and many reports filed by Kashmiri journalists were allegedly suppressed. Journalists are even denied access to report on legislative assembly proceedings due to the refusal of accreditation passes. Journalists face intimidation, harassment, and removal of reports critical of authorities. Reporting on alleged abuses by security forces is treated as a criminal offense.

    In conclusion, these findings directly engage obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and merit continued attention by the UN Human Rights Council, Special Rapporteurs, and relevant UN mechanisms. Therefore, we demand the immediate release of all political prisoners and detainees held for peaceful expression, including Muhammad Yasin Malik, Shabir Ahmad Shah, Masarat Aalam, Khurram Parvez, Dr. Hameed, Fayaz, Aasia Andrabi, Sofi Fehmeeda, Nahida Nasreen and others; restore press freedom, guarantee freedom of expression, uphold freedom of assembly and association, end interference in religious practices and above all; guarantee of the right of self-determination of the people of Jammu and Kashmir so as  to live with dignity and honour.

     

    #HumanRightsAbuses #India #IndianOccupiedKashmir #Kashmir #UN

  17. Prohibited News: Who’s Afraid To Say CV-RL?

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  18. FIFA Announces New “Peace Prize,” Weeks After Trump Fails to Win Nobel Award

    The award comes as FIFA is under fire for refusing to sanction Israel and Saudi Arabia for their human rights abuses.

    murica.website/2025/11/fifa-an

  19. #israel #palestine : #war / #gaza / #opt / #genocide / #investigation / #responsibility / #uno / #report

    „The chair of an independent commission investigating alleged #humanrightsabuses in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, told a General Assembly committee on Tuesday that Israel has committed “four genocidal acts” in Gaza, while leaders had “incited the commission of genocide.”

    news.un.org/en/story/2025/10/1

  20. #Israel accused of detaining #GretaThunberg in infested cell and making her hold flags

    Exclusive: Activist tells Swedish officials she has been subjected to harsh treatment, including insufficient food and water

    Lorenzo Tondo in Palermo and Damian Carrington in London

    Sat 4 Oct 2025 15.51 EDT

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/world/2025/oct

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/zw3hx

    #FreePalestine #BibiIsAWarCriminal
    #HumanRightsAbuses #IsraeliWarCrimes #EndTheGenocide #GazaAidFlotilla #EndGazaGenocide #EndTheGenocide #GlobalSumudFlotilla

  21. #Flotilla Members Arrive in Turkey, Describe #Israel's Abuse of #GretaThunberg

    by #CensoredNews , October 4, 2025

    "Sunday morning update:

    The Global Sumud Flotilla said 29 more participants were released today, Sunday, and flown to Spain, according to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The released activists include citizens of Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands. So far, Greta Thunberg has not been released.

    Flotilla members arriving in Turkey yesterday said they drank water from the toilet, women were imprisoned in dog cages, and they were woke up at night by snipers and German Shepherds, with
    Israelis screaming, "We're going to shoot you." Their medicines were thrown away, Flotilla participants said in Istanbul upon arrival.

    Greta Thunberg was treated the worst, and dragged by hair and abused. She remains in the violent Ktzi'ot prison in the Negev desert in Israel. Nelson Mandela's grandson is also imprisoned.

    The first group of 137 from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in Turkey yesterday, and were greeted with bouquets of flowers in Instabul, most were Turkish and Malaysian. There were 470 illegally arrested in international waters. Only one U.S. citizen was released. Families Greta Thunberg, who came to Standing Rock in 2019 to support Water Protectors, is shown here
    detained by Israel after being abducted in international waters on the #GlobalSumudFlotilla. Swedish officials said she is dehydrated from the lack of water and food in prison. Arriving in Turkey now, Turkish activists describe the brutal abuse of Greta by Israel.

    Windfield Beaver of California arrived in Turkey and described Israel's abuse of Greta Thunberg, Reuters reports.

    Ayçin Kantoglu said the women were kept in a dog shelter, denied food for three days, forced to drink toilet water, and that Greta was "beaten, had an Israeli flag tied to her back, and was paraded around
    the room with her hands tied behind her back."

    "The Israelis tormented Greta Thunberg, dragged her on the ground, and made her kiss the Israeli flag," said Turkish journalist and #SumudFlotilla activist Ersin Celik arriving in Turkey now.

    "They wanted to make an example."
    Greta Thunberg, who came to #StandingRock to support Water Protectors in 2019, was shackled and treated brutally.

    Malaysian activist Hajwani Helmi said, “It was unbearable — they treated us like animals,” said Helmi, adding that detainees were denied food, clean water, and medicine throughout their detention.
    A 70-year-old Scottish woman, arriving in Turkey with a broken leg, said she was given no food or water in prison, and the guard slammed a metal door on her broken leg.

    "That prison was awful," said Margaret Pacetta from Glasgow upon arrival at the airport in Turkey.

    Another woman arriving in Turkey said mothers had written the names of their children in blood on the prison walls.

    "They locked us in animal cages."
    "Walls had writings in blood in Arabic 'drink from the toilet."
    "We were starved for 40 hrs."

    Read more:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/10

    #FreePalestine #BibiIsAWarCriminal #HumanRightsAbuses #IsraeliWarCrimes #EndTheGenocide #GazaAidFlotilla

  22. #Albo is too timid to call out the #TrumpRegime on their #humanRightsAbuses, their lurch to the #farRight, the use of it’s #military against it’s own citizens - when will he say something?

    When #Trump starts using ovens to dispose of bodies?

    Trump is not an #Australian #ally - he’s a #demented #thug, #rapist, #genocide supporter, #criminal & talks absolute #bullshit about EVERYTHING. #USPol #NoKings #RussianAsset #auspol

    Grow a pair Albo!

  23. Thanks [for real] again #judiciary.
    #HoldTheLine

    Judge orders temporary halt to construction at Florida's '#AlligatorAlcatraz' #detention center

    A federal judge ordered a temporary halt to construction of an #immigration detention center—built in the middle of the #Florida #Everglades & dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz”—as attorneys argue whether it violates #EnvironmentalLaw.

    #Trump #immigration #law #HumanRights #HumanRightsAbuses
    apnews.com/article/florida-det

  24. cbc.ca/news/world/us-libya-dep

    #CBC

    U.S. wants to send deportees to #Libya, site of #migrant mass graves and brutal detention centres

    Potential deportees don't appear to be from Libya, where #UN has documented #migrant #humanrightsabuses

    #ChrisIorfida

  25. Trump Nazi regime defies court order to restore legal aid funding for migrant children
    Alvaro Huerta, Director of Litigation at the Immigrant Defenders Law Center, this has already resulted in the removal of children from the U.S.
    “They had court appearances before a judge, because there was no one to stand with them in court, they either took a voluntary departure or were ordered removed.” 
    #TrumpNaziRegimeCrimes
    #lockhimupalready #humanrightsabuses #ImmigrationRules nbcbayarea.com/investigations/

  26. Young Children Forced to Appear in Immigration Court Without Parents, Lawyers: 'The Cruelty Is Really Apparent'
    After the #TrumpNaziRegime cut funding, children as young as four years old are attending virtual immigration court without a parent, guardian, or legal representation.
    #StopICE #ImmigrationLawyer #humanrightsabuses
    #MassDeportations msn.com/en-us/news/news/conten

  27. #MonmothME #resists! #Monmouth #police department withdraws #ICE training application

    Residents packed the Monmouth Board of Selectmen meeting Wednesday to speak out against the town's police department taking on the role of enforcing federal #immigration laws.

    by Emily Duggan, Kennebec Journal, April 17, 2025

    MONMOUTH — "After dozens of residents voiced opposition, the police department has withdrawn its application for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement program that allows local law enforcement agencies to work with the federal agency to enforce federal immigration laws.

    "Police Chief Paul Ferland said he was seeking the training so his officers would know what to do if they come across people who are in the United States illegally.

    "In the past year or so, Monmouth officers have called the U.S. Border Patrol about a dozen times, each time with questions about legal rights, when to detain someone and how to not violate someone’s constitutional rights.

    "Each instance can take hours, Ferland said, as officers wait for federal agents to arrive from wherever they are stationed. Once the agents arrive, they check for the person’s immigration status and whether they may have an upcoming court date. If not, the officers can issue a date.

    "The southwest Kennebec County town is home to a number of businesses, including #agricultural businesses that employ #migrant workers.

    "Ferland announced the department’s withdrawal from the program Wednesday at the town’s Board of Selectmen meeting, which was packed with residents both in person and on Zoom who turned out mostly to speak against the move.

    "Because Ferland is also the chief of the Winthrop Police Department, that town is also withdrawing, he said.
    " 'When I saw how this is dividing the community, it’s not what I want. It’s not what our officers want. Our community is our community, it’s our home. The officers love their community, and we are not here to divide it. That is one of the reasons why I pulled the application. Not the only, but the biggest,' Ferland said.

    "Following an executive order signed by President Donald #Trump, police departments from 38 states have applied to be a part of ICE’s 287 (g) program, including the #WellsPoliceDepartment, which according to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement data is the only #Maine police agency that is currently taking part."

    Original article:
    centralmaine.com/2025/04/17/mo

    Archived version:
    archive.md/FHBWe

    #ACAB #ICEDetention #Deportations
    #HumanRightsAbuses #USPol #MainePol #ICEDetentions #ResistICE #MonmouthMaineResists #MaineResists

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