US to ease human rights criticism of El Salvador, Israel and Russia, Washington Post says
The Trump administration's 2024 human rights reports omit key abuses like anti-LGBTQ+ violence and corruption in favored countries, reflecting a shift toward selective foreign policy.
- The Trump administration is scaling back criticism of certain countries' human rights records, including removing references to LGBTQ+ people and gender-based crimes.
- The draft reports for El Salvador, Israel, and Russia are significantly shorter than those from the Biden administration, softening or removing descriptions of government abuses and corruption.
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State Dept. Guts Human Rights Reporting, Removing Anything The Administration Doesn’t Think Violates Human Rights
Not content to rewrite American history to better serve white people, the Trump administration is now rewriting world history on the fly by recasting terminal human rights violators as "not all that bad, actually" and adding stuff to other human rights reports just because some MAGA people had some bad experiences in a few select…
Report: State Department to remove LGBTQ references from human rights reports
Advocacy groups have sharply criticized the State Department over its reported plans to remove references to anti-LGBTQ discrimination from its annual human rights reports. The Washington Post on Wednesday reported it obtained drafts of human rights reports for El Salvador, Russia, and Israel. “They strike all references to LGBTQ+ individuals or crimes against them, and the descriptions of government abuses that do remain have been softened,” re…
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