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WASHINGTON -- With at least 12 Americans and many more innocent Afghans killed today in two suicide bombings outside the main entrance to Kabul’s international airport, Michael Breen, President and CEO of Human Rights First and a veteran of the war in Afghanistan shared this statement:

President Biden insisted late Wednesday that the U.S. was committed to getting all Americans out Afghanistan.

The U.S. Embassy in Kabul issued alerts warning citizens that it could not ensure their safe passage to the airport.

WASHINGTON – Sergei V. Kovalev, a stalwart defender of human rights in the Soviet and post-Communist eras, died Monday, August 9 in Moscow. Michael Breen, President and CEO of Human Rights First released the following statement:  

Published July 24, 2021, 10:00 AM Ford Philippines ended the first half of the year with a strong retail performance, with sales growing by 84 percent from last year to 9,855 vehicles led by the Ford Ranger and Ford Territory.  In a statement, Ford Philippines attributed the robust growth to the Ford Ranger, its top-selling models with sales rising 13 percent from a year ago to 4,515 units. The 4×4 pickup segment remained Ford’s sweet spot, with sales reaching 2,588 units, or a 28 percent i...

Kerry ran out 3-22 to 1-11 winners last night in Killarney.

A MAN who tried to pawn fake Rolex watches with an accomplice was caught out by an eagle-eyed Chester city centre jeweller.

In a statement, Ford Philippines managing director Michael Breen shared that he considers the company’s 50th dealership a “special milestone” for the brand, saying: “This is a testament to the growing preference towards the Ford brand and our after-sales offerings.” FAVI general manager Andre Borromeo, meanwhile, thanked Ford Philippines for its support in setting up Ford Talisay: “We thank our partners from Ford Philippines for their support and collaboration...

As litigation funding becomes more commonplace, courts are having to determine how a wide variety of laws apply to litigation funding agreements. Until now, courts have primarily...

May 25, 2021 Related Campaigns & Topics NEW YORK – The murder of George Floyd a year ago was not a unique event, but it was a catalyst for some qualified progress on issues of diversity, accountability, and human rights. Profound systemic injustice remains part of American life and culture; the work of Human Rights First targets some of the policies that allow it to fester. “In the past year and moving forward, Human Rights First has made the ...