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Top Human Rights Watch News

Senate Democrats plan to force a vote on resolution for transparency on deportations to El Salvador

US Immigration · United States

Senate Democrats plan to force a vote on resolution for transparency on deportations to El Salvador

66% Center coverage: 104 sources

Thousands of Islamists rally in Bangladesh against proposed changes to women's rights

Bangladesh Politics · Bangladesh

Thousands of Islamists rally in Bangladesh against proposed changes to women's rights

41% Center coverage: 64 sources

Thousands of supporters of an Islamist group rallied in Bangladesh’s capital on Saturday to denounce proposed recommendations for ensuring equal rights, including ones related to property, for mainly Muslim women. Leaders of the Hefazat-e-Islam group said the proposed legal reforms are contradictory to the Sharia law. More than 20,000 followers of the group rallied near the Dhaka University, some carrying banners and placards reading “Say no to Western laws on our women, rise up Bangladesh.”See the Story

Human rights attacks accelerated by Trump second term: Amnesty

Human rights attacks accelerated by Trump second term: Amnesty

52% Left coverage: 23 sources

The global system of law and human rights is under threat from a “multiplicity of assaults” which have accelerated since US President Donald Trump’s return to power, Amnesty International said Tuesday in its annual report.See the Story

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