Ukraine: Banned Landmines Harm Civilians
Ukraine Should Investigate Forces’ Apparent Use; Russian Use Continues
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February 3, 2023
Charge with 10-Year Sentence Reinstated Against Kazakhstan Opposition Figure
As Kazakhstan gears up for parliamentary elections this spring, the Almaty City Prosecutor’s office on January 26 charged the opposition leader of the unregistered Democratic Party of Kazakhstan, Zhanbolat Mamay, with “organizing mass riots,” for his alleged role in the January 2022 protests in Almaty.
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Poland: Rule of Law Erosion Harms Women, LGBT People
EU Action Needed to End Undermining of Institutions that Protect Rights
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Ukraine: Russian Attacks on Energy Grid Threaten Civilians
Leveraging Civilian Harm as a Tactic of War; Millions Without Electricity, Water, Heat
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Charge with 10-Year Sentence Reinstated Against Kazakhstan Opposition Figure
Drop Trumped Up Charges Against Zhanbolat Mamay
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Italy Reups Funding to Force Migrants Back to Libya
Migrants, Asylum Seekers Face Murder, Torture, Enslavement in Libya
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Uzbekistan: 16-Year Sentence in Autonomous Region Protests
Still No Justice for Karakalpakstan Deaths, Injuries
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US Congress Helps Boost Justice in Ukraine
Legislative Fixes Could Promote Cooperation with International Criminal Court
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Ukraine: Banned Landmines Harm Civilians
Ukraine Should Investigate Forces’ Apparent Use; Russian Use Continues
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Legal Loopholes
Germany wants certified companies to be exempted from liability for negligence in the EU supply chain law. But certifications themselves are problematic.
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Spain Debates Dangerous Sex Work Law
Across Europe, Criminalization is Linked to Increases in Sexual Assault, Harassment, Attacks
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Greece: Migrant Rights Defenders Face Charges
End Judicial Harassment of Migrant Rights Activists; Respect Asylum Obligations
