Turkey’s Constitutional Court rules that jailing Demirtaş violates his rights
Selahattin Demirtaş has been in jail since November 2016 on terrorism-related charges. He faces a sentence of up to 142 years in jail if found guilty in the main case against him.
Turkey is Working To Pursue Societal Violence Against Religious Minorities in Syria
In a report on June 9, Genocide Watch described the deportation of residents in the territories under the control of Turkish government as a crime against humanity
Estados Unidos ordena sanciones contra el personal de la Corte Penal Internacional
En la Orden Presidencial adoptada (véase texto completo), se puede leer en los considerandos que para el actual ocupante de la Casa Blanca, la CPI se ha convertido en una verdadera amenaza para Estados Unidos
Iran – Still Executing Kurds
The Iranian regime, with its Revolutionary Guards at the helm, once again comes under international scrutiny for its disappearance and execution of political prisoners with little interest in due process
Dawit Isaak: DAY 6833 – Still Disappeared
Betlehem Isaak, Dawit Isaak’s daughter, was seven years old when her father, along with ten other journalists and eleven other reformist politicians were arrested. She says she has vivid memories of the day he was arrested
Racismo en Estados Unidos: llamado conjunto de varios mecanismos de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas
Statement on the Protests against Systemic Racism in the United States, firmado por 44 mecanismos no convencionales de Naciones Unidas, y circulado este 5 de junio del 2020
MAS ALLÁ DEL CORONAVIRUS – NEWSORUND/4
Acuerdo estratégico de Renault, Nissan y Mitshubishi apuntan a un repartición de mercados con fuerte reducción de puestos de trabajo
El partido colombiano FARC solicita amparo a la Comisión Interamericana de DD.HH
El abogado Diego Martínez, en nombre del partido FARC, presentó un petición de amparo ante la Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos
Pervin Buldan: “Today, the biggest obstacle to another peace process in Turkey is the attitude of the AKP and MHP”
“Now in Turkey, whoever speaks about peace, the government will attack and jail them.”
Colombian Military Espionage: An Attack on Post-Conflict Reformers and the Free Press
The Colombian weekly news magazine Semana revealed that Colombian military intelligence units carried out illicit surveillance on more than 130 individuals between February and December 2019. Among those targeted were human rights defenders, Colombian and international journalists, politicians, labor leaders
