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18th February 2020
How to investigate the police: Lessons for Hong Kong from around the world

17th February 2020
Nigeria: Military razes villages as Boko Haram attacks escalate

6th February 2020
Saudi Arabia: Specialized Criminal Court a political tool to muzzle critical voices

4th February 2020
Peru: Unlawfully turning away Venezuelans seeking protection

30th January 2020
Greece: “Floating wall” to stop refugees puts lives at risk

30th January 2020
The day justice was finally served in Poland for vindicated anti-fascist campaigners

29th January 2020
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29th January 2020
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29th January 2020
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29th January 2020
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youth activists campaigning on abortion access

29th January 2020
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29th January 2020
USA/Israel and OPT: Dismal ‘peace deal’ would exacerbate violations, enshrine impunity

27th January 2020
Transition year work experience

27th January 2020
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27th January 2020
No room for hate speech in GE2020

23rd January 2020
Five questions on human rights for general election candidates in 2020

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