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National and international courts have been hesitant to allocate reparations to conflict-related sexual violence victims, although the latest developments show that a more victim centred approach.
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The future of women's rights in Afghanistan have been plunged into uncertainty since the Taliban has taken control of the country. It is the international community's obligation to assure that women's rights and liberties are protected.
Read moreChina Facing Possible Prosecution for Policies Towards Muslim-Minority Uyghur
Estimates claim that China has detained than one million Muslim-minority Uyghur in "re-education camps" where they are forced into renouncing their faith.
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The right-wing Polish government has announced its intention to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention, which protects women from violence, arguing that it goes against ‘traditional’ Polish values.
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