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Iraq: Targeting Activists Families Sets A Dangerous Precedent

Friday, 12 March 2021, 6:55 am Iraqi citizen Jaseb Hattab, father of kidnapped activist Ali Hattab, has been killed by gunshot in Amara city in the Maysan governorate, southern Iraq, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said in a statement today warning of targeting activists’ families and its implications on the social peace. At about 7 p.m. on Wednesday 10th of March, two gunmen on a motorcycle shot Jaseb directly while he was walking in Al-Maa’ard street in downtown Amara city in the Maysan governorate. Prior to his assassination, Jaseb had been participating in a memorial service for assassinated activist Abdul Quddus Qasim, which yesterday

USA: UN Experts Call For President Biden To End Death Penalty

GENEVA (11 March 2021) – UN human rights experts have called on President Biden to do everything in his power to end executions in the United States, at both the federal and state level. “The death penalty is an abhorrent practice. It serves .

Next Steps In Police s Commitment To The Safe And Responsible Use Of Emergent Technologies

Thursday, 11 March 2021, 9:20 am Technology is rapidly evolving and emergent technologies have an increasingly important part to play in modern policing. Today, Police announces its next step in ensuring that any potential significant new technology is well considered first – through a new, independent, expert panel. “In September 2020, we announced the development of a Police policy to ensure appropriate consideration ahead of the trial or use of new technology capabilities. We also committed to establishing an independent expert panel to advise on technology matters. A six-member panel has now been established,” says Mark Evans, Deputy Chief Executive Insights and Deployment. The panel will be chaired by

Philippines: UN Rights Office Appalled Over Simultaneous Killings Of red-tagged Activists

The UN human rights office (OHCHR) said on Tuesday that it was “appalled” by what appears to be the simultaneous arbitrary killings of nine activists in the Philippines during police-military operations in provinces surrounding the metropolitan area .

BRIEFING NOTES - (1) Philippines; (2) Central African Republic

Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Ravina Shamdasani Location: Geneva Date: 9 march 2021 Subject: (1) Philippines (2) Central African Republic 1) Philippines We are appalled by the apparently arbitrary killing of nine activists .

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