“Like We Were Just Animals”
Pushbacks of People Seeking Protection from Croatia to Bosnia and Herzegovina
Migrant and Refugee Children
All too often, the thousands of unaccompanied children arriving in foreign lands without parents or caregivers find themselves trapped in their status as migrants, with officials giving little consideration to their vulnerabilities and needs as children. They may be denied access to adequate medical services and education, abused and mistreated by police, guards, and other detainees, and unable to seek asylum. They may languish in jail-like detention facilities, in conditions that are often degrading and inhumane, and many children are held in cells with adults who are strangers. Children held in detention, particularly for long periods with no release in sight, suffer lasting consequences, physically and mentally. Detention can create new traumas or exacerbate previous ones.
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“We Had No Choice”
“Filtration” and the Crime of Forcibly Transferring Ukrainian Civilians to Russia
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US: LGBT Asylum Seekers in Danger at the Border
Biden Should Immediately Safeguard At-Risk Groups, Restore Asylum Access
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Jordan’s Child Rights Record in the Spotlight
Nationality Law, Access to Education Key Issues Under UN Review
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Human Rights Watch Testimony on Texas State HB 20 and HB 7
Creation of State-Sponsored Vigilantes and Codification of Abusive Operation Lone Star Program Would Green-Light Further Abuse
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Written Testimony of Bob Libal, Consultant, US Program, Human Rights Watch
Appropriation of State Funds to Operation Lone Star Has Led to Injuries and Deaths of US Citizens and Migrants, Violated Non-Discrimination Rights, and Suppressed Freedom of Association and Expression
