France: Afghan Evacuees Need Mental Health Support
French Authorities Should Provide More Assistance
France
The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated poverty and inequality, disproportionately impacting female employment, despite government measures to mitigate this economic impact. Police target minoritized youth for discriminatory police identity checks. Authorities often fail to provide unaccompanied migrant children with appropriate care and services. Migrants and asylum seekers face inhumane living conditions and police abuse. Ukrainians are an exception. Racist violence remains a concern. Persons with disabilities face discrimination. France refuses to repatriate its nationals, adults and children, arbitrarily detained in northeast Syria. The forced dissolution of a leading anti-discrimination group and the increased use of accelerated procedures in the legislative process raise rule of law concerns.
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Interview: Human Rights Watch’s First Dedicated Researcher on Racism in Europe
Almaz Teffera to Focus on Systemic Racism in Germany, France, the United Kingdom
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UN: World Leaders Should Press China, Russia on Atrocities
General Assembly’s High-Level Week Should Focus on Most Pressing Rights Issues
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France’s Energy Plans Should Not Include Ignoring UAE Abuses
Emmanuel Macron should publicly raise UAE’s rights record during Mohamed bin Zayed’s visit
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France Repatriates 51 Women and Children from Camps in Syria
Government Should Return all French Children and Mothers, and Others Unlawfully Detained
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How the French Football Team Can Support Human Rights
The French Team Should Stand in Solidarity with Migrant Workers' Rights in Qatar before 2022 World Cup
