Human Rights Watch

“In 2024, the Tajik government reinforced its crackdown on dissent, jailing public figures, journalists, and bloggers. It also sought the deportation or extradition from other countries of people linked to a banned opposition party” – HRW

“The past year was marked by armed conflicts and humanitarian crises that exposed the fraying of international protections for civilians and the devastating human cost when they are flouted” – HRW

A recent resolution will allow top Israeli officials to attend events in Poland commemorating Auschwitz’s liberation. This could include welcoming Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who is wanted by the ICC for crimes against humanity.

Transitional authorities must protect evidence crucial for uncovering the fate of the disappeared and securing future justice.

“In many places around the world, strides were made toward disability rights, access to abortion, and dismantling colonial legacies, just to name a few” – HRW

In widespread and apparently punitive acts, Georgian security forces have chased down, violently detained, and beat protesters. Police also tortured and otherwise ill-treated them in police vans and police stations.

“Tech companies find themselves vulnerable to blocking and other forms of pressure by Russian authorities. However, this does not give the companies carte blanche to enable the Kremlin’s outrageous violations of human rights online” – HRW

Decree 147 expands government control over access to information on the internet for vaguely defined reasons of “national security” and “social order”.