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Outrage After Sheikh Hasina's Aide Seen Handcuffed To Hospital Bed Before Death
The Muhammad Yunus government in Bangladesh is under fire for human rights violations after the death of a senior Awami League leader.
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A Year After Uprising And Sheikh Hasina's Fall, Bangladesh Still Far From Reform
A year on, Bangladesh is still reeling from that violence, and Hasina now faces trial for crimes against humanity in absentia, as she is in exile in India.
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Opinion: India And US At Odds Over Bangladesh Poll
Pragmatism and self-interest influence the Indian attitude while the US sees the Bangladesh elections through the lens of democracy and human rights
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IPL Auction Violates Human Rights, Claims Plea; Rejected By High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has dismissed a petition which had challenged the auctioning of players in the Indian Premier League or IPL.
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Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancee Hits Out At Saudi-Led Takeover Of Newcastle United
Premier League: The arrival of Saudi money at Newcastle United in northeast England has been met with warnings from experts and human rights groups.
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Saudi Consortium Completes Takeover Of Newcastle United
A Saudi-led consortium completed its takeover of Premier League club Newcastle United on Thursday despite warnings from Amnesty International that the deal represented "sportswashing" of the Gulf kingdom's human rights record.
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China "In A League Of Its Own", Says US On Human Rights Violations
The US State Department on Wednesday slammed human rights violations in China, saying the sort of abuses it had inflicted on its Muslim minorities had not been seen "since the 1930s."
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Baloch Nationalists, Indian-Americans Protest Against Pakistan
Baloch nationalists along with the Indian-American community members staged a protest outside Pakistan's consulate shouting slogans against Pakistan for human rights violations, abduction and killings of civilians and rape of women in Balochistan.
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Myanmar Should Dismantle Laws Blocking Free Speech: Human Rights Watch
Myanmar's government, led by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD), should amend and abolish laws that threaten freedom of expression, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
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French State Of Emergency Facing Court Challenges
After hundreds of police raids on homes, mosques, restaurants and hotels in the less than five weeks since the November 13 assaults in Paris, some Muslims in France are taking the government to court for committing what they call illegal acts in the name of preventing another terrorist attack.
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After Saudi Feud, Sweden Debates a 'Feminist' Global Role
In a few months, Sweden's minority government has managed to antagonise both Israel and the Arab world, while also angering business leaders at home as Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom steadfastly pursues human rights and feminism.
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Saudis Block Swedish Minister's Speech at Arab League
Saudi Arabia has blocked a plan for Sweden's Foreign Minister to address the League of Arab States in Cairo today in a protest over criticism of its human rights record, a Swedish foreign ministry spokesman said.
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Bangladesh hit by general strike on eve of polls
Bangladesh's opposition began enforcing a 48-hour general strike on Saturday on the eve of elections as its leader remained confined to her home.
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Ranatunga slams Lankan Board for giving IPL nod
Ranatunga says playing in other (Indian) states while skipping Tamil Nadu is an endorsement of human rights allegations against Sri Lanka.
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'Last chance' to avoid civil war in Syria: Annan
United Nations-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan says his peace plan could be the last chance to avoid civil war in Syria, where a truce has failed to end 14 months of bloodshed that monitors say has killed nearly 12,000 people. Annan told the UN Security Council yesterday that the priority in Syria was "to stop the killing," and expressed concern that ...
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Outrage After Sheikh Hasina's Aide Seen Handcuffed To Hospital Bed Before Death
The Muhammad Yunus government in Bangladesh is under fire for human rights violations after the death of a senior Awami League leader.
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A Year After Uprising And Sheikh Hasina's Fall, Bangladesh Still Far From Reform
A year on, Bangladesh is still reeling from that violence, and Hasina now faces trial for crimes against humanity in absentia, as she is in exile in India.
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Opinion: India And US At Odds Over Bangladesh Poll
Pragmatism and self-interest influence the Indian attitude while the US sees the Bangladesh elections through the lens of democracy and human rights
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IPL Auction Violates Human Rights, Claims Plea; Rejected By High Court
The High Court of Karnataka has dismissed a petition which had challenged the auctioning of players in the Indian Premier League or IPL.
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Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancee Hits Out At Saudi-Led Takeover Of Newcastle United
Premier League: The arrival of Saudi money at Newcastle United in northeast England has been met with warnings from experts and human rights groups.
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Saudi Consortium Completes Takeover Of Newcastle United
A Saudi-led consortium completed its takeover of Premier League club Newcastle United on Thursday despite warnings from Amnesty International that the deal represented "sportswashing" of the Gulf kingdom's human rights record.
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China "In A League Of Its Own", Says US On Human Rights Violations
The US State Department on Wednesday slammed human rights violations in China, saying the sort of abuses it had inflicted on its Muslim minorities had not been seen "since the 1930s."
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Baloch Nationalists, Indian-Americans Protest Against Pakistan
Baloch nationalists along with the Indian-American community members staged a protest outside Pakistan's consulate shouting slogans against Pakistan for human rights violations, abduction and killings of civilians and rape of women in Balochistan.
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Myanmar Should Dismantle Laws Blocking Free Speech: Human Rights Watch
Myanmar's government, led by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD), should amend and abolish laws that threaten freedom of expression, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
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French State Of Emergency Facing Court Challenges
After hundreds of police raids on homes, mosques, restaurants and hotels in the less than five weeks since the November 13 assaults in Paris, some Muslims in France are taking the government to court for committing what they call illegal acts in the name of preventing another terrorist attack.
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After Saudi Feud, Sweden Debates a 'Feminist' Global Role
In a few months, Sweden's minority government has managed to antagonise both Israel and the Arab world, while also angering business leaders at home as Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom steadfastly pursues human rights and feminism.
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Saudis Block Swedish Minister's Speech at Arab League
Saudi Arabia has blocked a plan for Sweden's Foreign Minister to address the League of Arab States in Cairo today in a protest over criticism of its human rights record, a Swedish foreign ministry spokesman said.
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Bangladesh hit by general strike on eve of polls
Bangladesh's opposition began enforcing a 48-hour general strike on Saturday on the eve of elections as its leader remained confined to her home.
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Ranatunga slams Lankan Board for giving IPL nod
Ranatunga says playing in other (Indian) states while skipping Tamil Nadu is an endorsement of human rights allegations against Sri Lanka.
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'Last chance' to avoid civil war in Syria: Annan
United Nations-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan says his peace plan could be the last chance to avoid civil war in Syria, where a truce has failed to end 14 months of bloodshed that monitors say has killed nearly 12,000 people. Annan told the UN Security Council yesterday that the priority in Syria was "to stop the killing," and expressed concern that ...
