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As Russian forces ramp up their attacks on Ukrainian civilians, officials in Mariupol say thousands of Ukrainians are being deported to Russia against their will. Michael Breen, the President and CEO of Human Rights First joined American Voices with Alicia Menedez to discuss the humanitarian crisis continuing to unfold in Eastern Europe, and what leaders must do next.
WASHINGTON D.C. – Human Rights First lauds today’s action by the Department of Justice (DOJ), which charged five defendants with various crimes involving harassing and spying on individuals in the United States for the secret police of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Human Rights First applauds the administration’s strong campaign against transnational repression; today’s indictments follow an indictment earlier this year by the DOJ charging a New York man for surveilling U.S.-based critics of the Egyptian government.
A man facing a fraud by false representation charge has been returned to appear at Dungannon Crown Court.
The Kremlin has falsely accused Ukraine of using chemical weapons, prompting world leaders to believe Russia is considering using them itself. Meanwhile, Russia has escalated its attacks against the Ukrainian people, pushing the war westward toward Poland’s border. Millions of Ukrainians have been displaced, some of which have been welcomed into the homes of people in neighboring countries. President and CEO of Human Rights First Michael Breen joined American Voices to discuss the growing humanitarian crisis.