PRESS RELEASE: CCHR reiterates its independence from all political parties
#SaveCCHR https://t.co/YlxkdoHHmB
— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 27. November 2017
PRESS RELEASE: CCHR reiterates its independence from all political parties, and its firm commitment to human rights principles. @cchrcambodia. pic.twitter.com/FrhNupGHPg
— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 26. November 2017
Fantastic @c4news piece on Arman’s (Ahmad Bin Quasem) enforced dissapearance in Bangladesh. It is time for @TulipSiddiq and her @UKLabour party colleagues to act so he can return to his wife and young daughters #FreeArman #EndEnforcedDissapearances pic.twitter.com/xnrcvfJfi8
— Michael Polak (@MichaelPolakLaw) 28. November 2017
The full video of @Channel4News seeking @TulipSiddiq to help in case of #MirAhmadBinQuasem and her extraordinary response @MichaelPolakLaw @GuernicaLaw37 https://t.co/WmOAh1ZmQ6
— Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 28. November 2017
#Cambodia’s PM Hun Sen needed little time after shutting down the main opposition party to go after a major human rights group.
The #EU has reminded the govt that EU privileges & support are conditioned on respect for rights. Now Bxl needs to act. https://t.co/m54NaksJON— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 27. November 2017
For Burmese general known for burning villages and „cleansing“ ethnic groups, Rohingya persecution has been route to popularity. Time to ensure it’s a route to sanctions and prison, too. https://t.co/3ZbQhqgdw4 pic.twitter.com/SWl7Q0qXGp
— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) 27. November 2017
Hats off to @Channel4News and @alextomo for reporting on uncomfortable truths. Come on, @TulipSiddiq: do the right thing. #channel4news
— Gill Allard (@GillAllard) 28. November 2017
It is time for @TulipSiddiq and her @UKLabour colleagues to help #FreeArman and allow him to return to his wife and two young daughters.
Please put ‘human rights at the heart of foreign policy’ (their words not mine) #FreeArman #EndEnforcedDissapearances https://t.co/yZ9dd7pgbS
— Michael Polak (@MichaelPolakLaw) 28. November 2017
Tremendous news story by @Channel4News on the #EnforcedDisappearance of #MirAhmadBinQuasem @daisyayliffe @MichaelPolakLaw @davidbangladesh @GuernicaLaw37 @TulipSiddiq
— Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 28. November 2017
‚Everything’s changed‘: despair of Briton held without charge in #Bangladesh https://t.co/Cch946QJay @Pontifex
— Michele Mattingly (@mmattingly11) 28. November 2017
„Thanks for coming Daisy, hope you have a great birth, because child labour is hard! See you!“ @TulipSiddiq MP to pregnant Channel 4 News producer who asked her why she needed to „be very careful“ for asking the MPs about her links to Bangladesh. pic.twitter.com/55U36DbtBn
— Hayley Barlow (@Hayley_Barlow) 28. November 2017
#Myanmar: UN Women’s Rights Committee requests information concerning cases of sexual violence, including rape, against Rohingya women and girls by State security forces. https://t.co/XWrKtB6rb4 pic.twitter.com/vXLBd5HS7c
— UN Human Rights (@UNHumanRights) 28. November 2017
#UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (#CEDAW) requests exceptional report from #Myanmar govt on the situation of women and girls in northern #Rakhine State https://t.co/EHg8lFIYVB
See also @HRW report https://t.co/i2vCyOE74E pic.twitter.com/q03f76MZ8E
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 28. November 2017
The fact there’s so much focus on whether @Pontifex will say the word #Rohingya while in #Myanmar is an indicator of the persecution the Rohingya face. Need to state the obvious here.
— Matthew Smith (@matthewfsmith) 28. November 2017
Some people mistakenly conclude that cultivating compassion is all about others’ benefit, whereas the first benefit is to us. Compassion brings us peace of mind. It attracts friends. Friends are based on trust and trust develops when we show concern for others.
— Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) 27. November 2017
Xi Jinping at Party Congress, we have „promoted the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations“: sentencing #LeeMingCheh #李明哲 to 5 years for his peaceful criticism of the Chinese government is not peaceful development. https://t.co/RrbEYwarrE
— Maggie Lewis 陸梅吉 (@MargaretKLewis) 28. November 2017
Chinese scholar Li Jie: „“It should be stressed that the Indian Ocean belongs to all mankind, and India’s [military exercises] are an attempt to turn the ocean into India’s territorial waters, which is a violation of International Law,” https://t.co/adoyr0cu3V
— Julian Ku 古舉倫 (@julianku) 27. November 2017
#Russia: Rosneft Oil giant boss allegedly gave US$2 Million bribe as a gift of fine wine. >> https://t.co/WquKt7B2xO pic.twitter.com/fvmuFdPnDf
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 27. November 2017
Prosecutors say Ulyukayev first approached Sechin on the sidelines of an international summit in India for a payoff to approve Rosneft’s purchase of Bashneft PJSC, a regional oil company Russia seized from billionaire Vladimir Evtushenkov in 2014 after he was hit with money-laundering charges that were later dropped. This led to Ulyukayev’s arrest in a November 2016 sting at Rosneft’s Moscow headquarters organized by Sechin, a veteran of military intelligence who’s worked for Putin since the 1990s.
National #Australia Bank flags anti-money laundering ‚weaknesses‘ in its annual report. After the ATM scandal, it’s time to work hard to strengthen their AML policies. https://t.co/q98f4oUCAD
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 28. November 2017
#China is extending its censorship to US campuses, targeting visiting Chinese students. https://t.co/rD9PjkVBqb
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 28. November 2017
“Corruption in healthcare contracts for service delivery and infrastructure contracts are more harmful than disease itself.” #counterpunch: impact of @anticorruption @TheProZorro partnership w/All-Ukrainian People Living w/HIV network #ocglobal17 pic.twitter.com/TlgKHVpGwo
— Zoe Reiter (@zoe_reiter) 28. November 2017
Mourad, aka „Doctor Clown“ going beyond his call of duty to put smiles on the faces of child patients in this local hospital in #Gaza. pic.twitter.com/NqIuoazios
— ICRC (@ICRC) 28. November 2017
Ongoing illegal #Israeli settlement activity highlights the urgency of the publication of a #UN database of businesses that have enabled or profited from settlements. Critical to avoid corporate role in violations of int’l human rights law. https://t.co/eBnDswoUpN
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 28. November 2017
#EU shld use Human Rights Dialogue w/ #Vietnam to publicly honor brave activists who take great risks for rights and democracy. And, EU shld press for the release of political prisoners & the end of harassment and intimidation of human rights defenders. https://t.co/sNnH4ZGJEx
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 28. November 2017
#EU should publicly press #Vietnam to release political prisoners and amend its penal code.
EU-Vietnam Human Rights Dialogue shouldn’t be a mere talk-shop, it must produce concrete commitments on rights. https://t.co/sNnH4ZGJEx— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 28. November 2017
#Rohingya #refugees have a right to return to their homes, but returns must be voluntary & safe.
World leaders should press #Myanmar to end persecution & ensure that those responsible for atrocities in #Rakhine are held accountable.
Then returns can follow https://t.co/cqLcVHyiUt— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 27. November 2017
It’s good that the British government are one of the leaders in helping Rohingya in Bangladesh but UK still haven’t done much about the root causes of this crisis. No price paid by @SGMinAungHlaing for ethnic cleansing. https://t.co/1D6S5lkTos
— Mark Farmaner (@MarkFarmaner) 27. November 2017
Shocking! CCHR does exceptional work, is staffed w loyal, dynamic Cambodians. Human rights work facing dire pressure by govt #SaveCCHR. https://t.co/S0t820051L
— Donica Pottie (@DonicaPottie) 26. November 2017
#Cambodia: Reconvening the Paris Peace Conference would be a powerful symbolic acknowledgement of the extent of the crisis, and would create an environment in which to identify what possible avenues exist to address it, said the @ICJ_org https://t.co/NarAjcF3jy @World_Weekly pic.twitter.com/56hZkjpysX
— Kingsley Abbott (@AbbottKingsley) 24. November 2017
I agree. Cambodian human rights defenders are brace and put themselves on the line to advocate for human rights. I admire them enormously. https://t.co/6d3kkd0VoL
— Donica Pottie (@DonicaPottie) 27. November 2017
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