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Guantanamo 20 years on: A legacy of 'injustice' and 'abuse' | Human Rights News - Vimarsana News

Guantanamo 20 years on: A legacy of 'injustice' and 'abuse' | Human Rights News

Advocates reflect on ‘disturbing legacy’ of detention facility and urge President Joe Biden to take action and close it.

20 Years After the First Detainees Arrived at Guantanamo, "The Mauritanian" Depicts One Innocent Man's Fight for Freedom - Vimarsana News

20 Years After the First Detainees Arrived at Guantanamo, "The Mauritanian" Depicts One Innocent Man's Fight for Freedom

The Mauritanian film is about a Muslim man's experience in Guantanamo Bay detention center. The Biden administration must close the prison.

20 years later, US Government continues to perpetuate grave human rights abuses at Guantánamo prison - Vimarsana News

20 years later, US Government continues to perpetuate grave human rights abuses at Guantánamo prison

The military prison at Guantánamo Bay continues to facilitate grave violations of human rights by the U.S. Government.

Implementation Review of the Ceasefire Terms Between Armenia and Azerbaijan (Columbia University) - Vimarsana News

Implementation Review of the Ceasefire Terms Between Armenia and Azerbaijan (Columbia University)

Columbia University's Program on Peace-Building and Human Rights releases an implementation review of the ceasefire document between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Mexico's Path to Abortion Decriminalization | Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs - Vimarsana News

Mexico's Path to Abortion Decriminalization | Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs

  In September, Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional to punish abortion as a crime. This major policy change comes in one of the world’s largest Catholic countries, where abortion was previously allowed in only four states and Mexico City–and just as abortion opponents implemented severe restrictions across the border in Texas. Join the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy for a conversation about the Supreme Court decision, the likelihood of state-level backlash, and the broader implications for abortion rights in Latin America.   This virtual event wil...

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