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COVID worsened global human rights abuses: Amnesty report | World| Breaking news and perspectives from around the globe | DW

Conflict Zone special - Lebanon: From riches to ruin Lebanon Over eight months after a devastating explosion on August 4, 2020, that tore through its capital Beirut, Lebanese authorities have failed to deliver investigation outcomes to the families of over 200 people who were killed in the blast. The official account attributed the blast to 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate stored for years at the port, but authorities failed to hold anyone accountable. In its report, Amnesty International cited leaked official documents where authorities in customs, the judiciary, the military and security apparatus warned successive governments of the dangerous stockpile of chemicals at the port at least 10 times in the past six years.

Opinion: Why have we failed women so badly during COVID? | Opinion | DW

Opinion: Why have we failed women so badly during COVID? The COVID pandemic s effects have disproportionately hit women, says Amnesty International s sobering new report. That s largely because we ve ignored their plight, argues DW s Editor-in-Chief Manuela Kasper-Claridge. Protests against femicide have taken place across Mexico after a number of slayings during the pandemic The terrible face of the coronavirus pandemic comes in the form of illness, death, and despair for many people. Women are confronted by it daily, as they bear a particularly heavy burden during the crisis. Women are more affected by unemployment, have worse access to healthcare, and all too often receive little or no economic or social support.

Coronavirus: WHO says benefits of AstraZeneca COVID vaccine outweigh risks

Coronavirus: WHO says benefits of AstraZeneca COVID vaccine outweigh risks dw.com 4 days ago Richard Connor, Farah Bahgat © Provided by dw.com The vaccine was developed by British-Swedish firm AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday it was still reviewing safety concerns over the AstraZeneca vaccine, but it recommended continuation of its use based on the current benefit-risk assessment. There have been fears about the safety of the vaccine in some countries after several cases of blood clots or brain hemorrhages in people after receiving the inoculation. A small number of deaths have been reported.

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