May 5, 2025 - May 11, 2025: Week in Review
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May 12, 2025

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The Forgotten and the Framed: A Tale of Two Refugee Crises by Madeline Carpenter
Cotton and the Cost that Comes with it: The Case of Brazil and India by Mathilde Guenin, MA
Justice Denied: Torture and Arbitrary Detention in Libya by Zeinab Abulhul, PhD
HRRC News Briefs
Teachers' Rights Trampled: Nepal's Violent Crackdown on Peaceful Protest Raises Serious Human Rights Concerns by Aamnah Fatima Khan
Malta’s Ombudsman Slams Blanket Gag on Teachers’ Free Speech as Breach of Democratic Norms by Aamnah Fatima Khan
Laos continues to neglect longstanding human rights issues by Peter Clarkin, MA
Amid declining press freedom globally, East African countries enter “very serious” territory by Devin Windelspecht, MSc
Human Rights under strain in Tripura: Border restrictions and healthcare neglect raise alarms by Aamnah Fatima Khan
Other Breaking Human Rights News
May 5, 2025
Amnesty International presses Ottawa to take action against U.S. on human rights (The Globe and Mail)
May 6, 2025
Justice Denied: Supreme Court Allows Discriminatory Transgender Military Ban to Take Effect (Human Rights Campaign)
May 7, 2025
CPJ submit a joint report to UN ahead of Kuwait’s human rights review (Committee to Protect Journalists)
After the Fall of the Assad Regime, Syria’s Displaced Still Can’t Return Home (Human Rights First)
May 8, 2025
India/Pakistan: Urgent need to protect civilians amidst escalating hostilities (Amnesty International)
May 9, 2025
New Lawsuit Seeks to Restore Human Rights for Those Disappeared to Indefinite Incommunicado Detention in El Salvador (Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights)
UK: Court Ruling Threatens Trans People (Human Rights Watch)
May 10, 2025
Israeli airstrikes kill 23 people in Gaza as international outcry over aid blockade grows (PBS News)
May 11, 2025
Ireland urges EU to review Israel deal over human rights violations (Middle East Eye)
New recommendations for regulating neurotechnology in Canada include protecting Indigenous rights (The Conversation)