US EditionAssemblea and UNPO Denounce Spain’s Ongoing Human Rights Violations Before the UN Human Rights Committee
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The United Nations Human Rights Committee has detected an increase in “neo-fascist” and “anti-Catalan” hate speech in Spain. In the first evaluation session on respect for civil and political rights in the Spanish state, held today in Geneva, the body formed by UN experts has drawn attention to Spain for the increase in complaints of hate crimes directed at “the Roma, Jewish, Muslim, LGBT, Catalan and people of African descent communities”. On t…
Assemblea and UNPO Denounce Spain’s Ongoing Human Rights Violations Before the UN Human Rights Committee
At the 144th session of the UN Human Rights Committee in Geneva, the Catalan National Assembly (ANC) and the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) jointly addressed the systematic violations of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) committed by Spain against the Catalan people. Speaking during the formal NGO briefing, ANC former President and UNPO’s Vice president Elisenda Paluzie along with UNPO’s Secr…
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