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Recent Corrections
This statement has been corrected to more accurately reflect the court's findings.
11/03/2021: This version of the news release has been updated to the correct number of open situations under investigation before the International Criminal Court.
10/29/2021: This version of the press release has been updated to reflect the correct number of the August 2015 law on confronting terrorism.
We have corrected the online version of this release to indicate that the UN visiting mission to Mali will be from October 23rd to 24th, 2021.
10/27/2021: This version of the press release has been updated to correct Mohammad Mehdi Haj Mohammadi's last name.
2/3/2023: This press release has been updated to reflect the correct article of the constitution that guarantees the right to free association.
10/12/2021: This version of the press release has been updated to reflect the type of Israeli authority mentioned in a May 24 social media post.
Several quotes in this report were amended on November 9, 2021 to reflect the intended meaning of the individual quoted.
September 29, 2021:
This dispatch has been corrected to reflect that violence in the capital of west Darfur took place between January and April.
The news release announcing the selection of Bryan Russell as the recipient of the Marca Bristo Fellowship for Courageous Leadership in Disability Rights incorrectly described his candidacy for political office. He is among the first people with Down Syndrome to have run for political office worldwide.