Europe/Central Asia
September 28, 2021
Don’t Cut a Vital Lifeline for Children
When I asked Gemma, a single mother in Hackney if she struggled to afford food, she said she had barely eaten all week and that she just drank a lot of water to trick her stomach into feeling full. She said she regularly skipped meals so her son could eat. It had been his birthday the week before and she had no money left.
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Russia: Insufficient Home Services for Older People
Gaps in Services Create Risks for Institutionalization, Violate Rights
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Kazakhstan: Crackdown on Government Critics
Over 130 Targeted for Alleged Membership in Groups Deemed ‘Extremist’
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French Court Confirms Dissolution of Anti-Discrimination Group
Decision Likely to Have Chilling Effect on Civil Society in France and Beyond
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US Tech Companies Bow to Russian Government
Apple and Google Should Account for Limiting Access to Election Information
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EU Should Address Beijing’s Assault on Rights
European Parliament Calls for a More Robust China Strategy
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Russia: Broad Facial Recognition Use Undermines Rights
Privacy, Political Targeting Concerns; Lack of Regulation, Data Protection, Oversight
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Turkey Defies the European Court
Council of Europe Committee Should Trigger Infringement Proceedings
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Will Greek Schools Open for All Kids This Year?
Action Needed to End Lost Learning for Refugee, Asylum-Seeking Children
