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Sweden must step up efforts to fight systemic racism, urge UN experts - Vimarsana News

Sweden must step up efforts to fight systemic racism, urge UN experts

Swedish police ‘should focus on strategies to restore their trust among the communities they serve,’ says UN expert - Anadolu Agency

Source: aa.com.tr
Tajikistan: Urgent Medical Treatment Denied Again, Defying UN Human Rights Committee – Eurasia Review - Vimarsana News

Tajikistan: Urgent Medical Treatment Denied Again, Defying UN Human Rights Committee – Eurasia Review

A Journal of Analysis and News Shamil Khakimov. Photo Credit: Jehovah's WitnessesBy F18News By Mushfig BayramJehovah’s Witness prisoner of conscience 71-year-old Shamil Khakimov has again been denied urgently needed medical treatment in a specialised hospital, after a closed court hearing in his prison. The repeated denial of medical treatment is against multiple statements by the

'Some children in conflict with the law are still being placed in detention centers and jails' - Vimarsana News

'Some children in conflict with the law are still being placed in detention centers and jails'

Preda runs ideal facilities for the accommodation and rehabilitation of children in conflict with the law. All over the country, many local government units are unable to protect the children.

Western Sahara: Long-term prisoners await justice - Vimarsana News

Western Sahara: Long-term prisoners await justice

Morocco violated Convention against Torture in case, UN body ruled.

Source: ifex.org
Western Sahara: Long-Term Prisoners Await Justice - Vimarsana News

Western Sahara: Long-Term Prisoners Await Justice

Nineteen Sahrawi activists languish in prison years after Moroccan courts convicted them in unfair proceedings.

Source: hrw.org