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Airstrikes by the United States of America on boats in the Caribbean and in the Pacific violate international human rights law.
The U.N. human rights chief said Friday that
U.S. military strikes against boats in the Caribbean Sea and eastern Pacific Ocean allegedly carrying illegal drugs from South America are
“unacceptable” and must stop.
The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, called for an investigation into the strikes, in what appeared to mark t…

UN human rights chief says US strikes on alleged drug boats are 'unacceptable'
The U.N. human rights chief says U.S. military strikes on vessels allegedly carrying illegal drugs from South America are unacceptable and must stop. The condemnation on Friday appeared to mark the first from a U.N. organization. U.S. President Donald Trump has justified the attacks as necessary to stem drug flow into the U.S. Volker Türk, the rights chief, calls for an investigation, noting over 60 reported deaths since early September. The strikes reportedly violate international human right…

“Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the U.N. … disparaged Albanese personally, calling her a ‘witch.’”
https://apnews.com/article/united-nations-israel-gaza-human-rights-albanese-e1a4fbde166e34bc8d305bfbf6e2bd51

UN investigator delivers Gaza report virtually due to US sanctions
An independent U.N. investigator is taking world nations to task for not standing up to the U.S. over sanctions it imposed on her. The sanctions prompted the expert to give a report to the U.N. by video on Tuesday. Francesca Albanese is an Italian human rights lawyer assigned to explore human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories. She told the U.N. General Assembly by video that the U.S. sanctions are “spiteful” and attack the world body's independence and integrity. The U.S. has acc…

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Looks like #Labour is fighting back! "Farage boats" 😂
"Starmer to rethink human rights law to tackle ‘Farage boats’"
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2025/oc…

Dutch government has let all messages within the judicial system run via Solvinity, a company now about to be sold by a UK-based private equity firm to US-based Kyndryl. Which brings the data within reach of the Trump regime.

Niet alleen DigiD: ook geheime info rechtspraak en Justitie in geding bij overname IT-bedrijf
Er is onrust ontstaan over de aangekondigde overname van IT-dienstverlener Solvinity – leverancier van DigiD – door een Amerikaans bedrijf. Door de systemen van Solvinity lopen uiterst gevoelige data van onder meer het ministerie van Justitie en Veiligheid, het Openbaar Ministerie en de rechtspraak. Die dreigen binnen het bereik van de Amerikaanse regering te komen.

«[Weidel] behauptete […], dass keine rechtsextremen Netzwerke vor Ort seien, während vom Bundesvorstand genehmigt – in der Vorhalle der Hessenhalle in Gieße[n] diverse extrem rechte Organisationen und Netzwerke Ausstellungsstände haben.»
«Und #Weidel sagt das wohlgemerkt, während die rechte Gewalt im Zuge des Rechtsrucks jährlich auf neue Rekordhöhen schnellt, sich Neonazi-Schlägertrupps […

Russia’s Ministry of Justice designated Human Rights Watch
an “undesirable organization”
on Nov. 28,
effectively banning the group from operating in the country.
Human Rights Watch noted that Russia had already forced the closure of its Moscow office in 2022.
“Our work hasn’t changed, but what’s changed, dramatically, is the government’s full-throttled embrace of dictatorial policies,
its staggering rise in repression,
and the scope of the war crimes…

Russia declares Human Rights Watch an 'undesirable organization'
Russia’s Ministry of Justice has designated Human Rights Watch an “undesirable organization,” effectively banning the group from operating in the country, on Nov. 28.

The federal watchdog system at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
that oversees complaints about civil rights violations, including in immigration detention,
has been gutted so thoroughly that it could be laying the groundwork for the Trump administration to
“abuse people with impunity”, experts warn.
Former federal oversight officials have sounded the alarm at the rapid dismantling of guardrails against human rights failures
– at the same time as the gov…