Wie sicher ist Afghanistan?
Interessierte bekommen bei der Veranstaltung einen Überblick zur Lage in Afghanistan sowie zur humanitären Situation von Rückkehrern und Rückehrerinnen und haben die Gelegenheit, mit den beiden ExpertInnen Friederike Stahlmann und Norbert Kittenberger Fragen rund um die Sicherheitslage in Afghanistan zu diskutieren.
Sure you are… https://t.co/KIHkBWFYiC
— Curtis Melvin 커티스 멜빈 (@CurtisMelvin) 15. November 2018
There’s been lots of dogged reporting about the horrors of the “re-education camps” in Xinjiang and the internment of as many as 1m Uighurs. Here’s an indication of how it’s having an impact, albeit a small one relative to the scale of what’s happening: (1/)
— Simon Rabinovitch (@S_Rabinovitch) 15. November 2018
Welcome to the future: China exports its advanced surveillance technology to other like-minded regimes around the world. https://t.co/DpyBqaNFZJ
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 15. November 2018
The United Nations experts contended that the new rules to justify mass internments in “re-education centers’’ were based on overly broad definitions of extremist behavior and amounted to criminalizing the legitimate exercise of basic rights.
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 15. November 2018
Xinjiang: Six United Nations officials and rights experts said in a letter sent on Monday to the Chinese gov’t that it’s regulations are a violation of international law, urging that those responsible be held accountable. https://t.co/pt4koWJ1R4
— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 15. November 2018
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