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Western Sahara youth organization urges UN Human Rights Council to safeguard Saharawi peoples’ rights
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Human Rights · GeorgiaHuman Rights Watch (HRW) urged the Georgian Parliament on Wednesday to reject the ‘foreign agents’ bill. Europe and Central Asia director at HRW Hugh Williamson argued that if the bill passes, “it could spell the end of Georgia’s independent civil society”. Besides posing problems for independent civil society in Georgia, HRW believes the government is “plunging Georgia ever deeper into a human rights crisis”. Williamson said that activists and …See the Story
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US Immigration · United StatesMultiple academic groups filed suit against the Trump administration Tuesday over its actions to deport foreign students and faculty who participated in pro-Palestinian protests on campuses.
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Academic groups sue over deportations of international students, scholars
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US Immigration · United StatesA Columbia University student who faces potential deportation for her involvement in a pro-Palestinian protest cannot be detained by immigration officials for now as she fights the Trump administration in court, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.See the Story
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