Ukraine: Banned Landmines Harm Civilians
Ukraine Should Investigate Forces’ Apparent Use; Russian Use Continues
Europe/Central Asia
February 1, 2023
Joint Letter to President Sadyr Japarov of Kyrgyzstan
We, the undersigned international press freedom and human rights organizations, are writing to express our alarm at the escalating repression of journalists and crackdown on press freedom pursued by your government. We are therefore requesting a meeting with you to discuss this deterioration in democratic norms exemplified by the recent developments outlined in this letter.
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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
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Kyrgyzstan: Lawsuit Seeks to Shut Independent Media Outlet
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Under Pressure
