The UK Home Office’s strict criteria and subsequent deportation of all those unable to prove citizenship or accused of criminal activity has set the stage for widespread human rights abuse.
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An investigation into Leicester’s garment district has exposed prevailing labour rights abuses in the global garment industry.
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Sarah writes about her experience of the blast which destroyed Beirut: “This tragedy should not be another mistake that is moved on from. It should be a turning point.”
Read moreFirst Political Arrests in Hong Kong under New National Security Law Violate International Human Rights Law
Initial arrests made under Hong Kong’s new national security law indicate that police intend to exercise their new powers aggressively.
Read moreDevelopment at a Cost: Ignoring Human Rights in the Philippines’ War on Drugs
The Philippines has been marked by police violence and extrajudicial killings since President Rodrigo Duterte took office in 2016. His aggressive war on drugs comes at the cost of human rights and is disproportionally affecting the country's poorest citizens.
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