Was bedeutet es, #Flüchtling und #gehörlos zu sein? Hazratullah Wawayan und Karima Abdulaziz erzählen in #ÖGS von… https://t.co/N6RT3WqZRz
— equalizent (@equalizent) 21. November 2017
Dafür müssen sie aber auch noch einen Teil ihres Pflegegeldes abgeben
— Tina Meierschitz (@meierschitz) 21. November 2017
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I haven’t read the whole thing yet, but an impressive piece of work by #FatouBensouda and company. The OTP has clearly prepared for this moment. #ICC #Afghanistan https://t.co/bQVU5v3YKy
— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 20. November 2017
Breaking: UK withdraws British candidate from election to UN International Court Of Justice. Huge diplomatic blow for UK. 1st time no UK judge on ICJ since set up in 1946
— James Landale (@BBCJLandale) 20. November 2017
An enormous upset in the UN – for the UK, the P5, the Security Council – and a huge victory for India and reform: British candidate for ICJ withdrawn. https://t.co/3LtE7hwOpz
— Holger Hestermeyer (@hhesterm) 20. November 2017
Between ICC prosecutor move on Afghanistan and US seeking to punish Palestine for advocating ICC prosecution of Israelis, the issue of court jurisdiction over non-member state nationals is becoming more acute.
— David Bosco (@multilateralist) 20. November 2017
Here is a link to the OTP’s formal request to open an investigation in #Afghanistan. Will be unpleasant reading for the US — it contains considerable detail about torture and sexual mistreatment of detainees in Afghanistan and #CIA black sites. https://t.co/MhcetNMi4X #ICC
— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 20. November 2017
ICC prosecutor has just released full explanation of why she wants an investigation in Afghanistan, including certain US conduct there and in eastern Europe related to the Afghanistan conflict.
— David Bosco (@multilateralist) 20. November 2017
Many say „science should decide“, but our institutions have copy-pasted from Monsanto’s application. That’s not science – @BurtscherHelmut#StopGlyphosate
— Greenpeace EU (@GreenpeaceEU) 20. November 2017
Only use published data. The EU’s scientific advisory mechanism already does it. Of course industry doesn’t like it, but that’s what it takes to gain trust of independent scientists and citizens – @FranziskaAb #StopGlyphosate
— Greenpeace EU (@GreenpeaceEU) 20. November 2017
#EFSA & #ECHA health risk assessments highly flawed, rely heavily on industry sponsored studies and assessment of independent studies largely copied and pasted from industry – @FranziskaAb #StopGlyphosate
— Greenpeace EU (@GreenpeaceEU) 20. November 2017
Thank you for representing us and the 1.3 million European citizens that demand #StopGlyphosate @Europarl_EN today! 💪🌎
— Health&Environment (@HealthandEnv) 20. November 2017
For first time since #ICJ was established, no UK judge on the bench, UNGA votes for India’s Bhandari #ICJElection
— Emma Irving (@EIrvingNL) 20. November 2017
Detailing EU Complicity In Rohingya Crisis – Parliament Publishes Burma Campaign UK Evidence https://t.co/2Xo9DCUSnL #ASEM
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 20. November 2017
As EU Foreign Ministers meet Asian counterparts at the ASEM meeting in Burma’s capital, Naypyidaw, the Foreign Affairs Committee of the British Parliament has published evidence submitted by Burma Campaign UK which details EU complicity in the current Rohingya Crisis.
Since the new crisis began almost three months ago, the EU has not taken any practical action to try to prevent further atrocities. EU ministers have twice met and discussed the crisis and decided not to act. The only step taken is to suspend invitations to senior military officers to visit the EU.
Burma Campaign UK, along with Rohingya organisations and other human rights organisations, is calling on the EU to implement the following measures:
- Officially support the establishment of a UN mandated global arms embargo (The EU currently has its own arms embargo).
- Implement a visa ban on members of the Burmese military entering the EU.
- Ban the supply of any equipment to the military, not just arms.
- End all military training and co-operation programmes.
- Ban investment and business dealings with military owned companies.
- Support a referral of the situation in Burma to the International Criminal Court.
- Explore options for the application of universal jurisdiction relating to violations of international law in Burma.
- Review co-operation and support with the government of Burma in light of its denial of human rights violations and continuation of policies of repression against the Rohingya.
Appalling how the #EU High Rep @FedericaMog completely fails to acknowledge that #Rohingya are fleeing the #Myanmar army’s campaign of crimes against humanity (killings, rape, arson, persecution) – what the #UN Rights Chief refers to as a „textbook example of ethnic cleansing“ https://t.co/iApm8uERKy
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 19. November 2017
Illicit financial flows #IFFs is a key issue for @social_rights, as is the disproportionate effect on women of offshore transfers https://t.co/EwkoQOjWPc pic.twitter.com/LMWqpYA4ut
— CESR.org (@social_rights) 20. November 2017
Reminder: abstracts for the conference @AdamLawSchool “Contingency and the Course of International Law” — co-organised by yours truly and @IngoVenzke
— are due December 1. Submit! (Literally and figuratively.) https://t.co/pOiLTzxpK1— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 20. November 2017
We are proud to launch our RISC resource centre on #UniversalChildrensDay! We want #Roma & #RomaRights defenders to challenge institutional racism and help us stop Romani children from being illegally placed in care #RISCprevention #RomaKidsRights
LINK: https://t.co/0AnLsKyLIv pic.twitter.com/VDKrvIgjyw— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 20. November 2017
#ParadisePapers From Japan to HK, North Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan… @ICIJorg media partners shed light on the hidden deals of Asian biz execs and powerful corporations. More here: https://t.co/C0uzukP7eZ
— Scilla Alecci (@shirafu) 20. November 2017
Unterbrechung bei Testpremiere von Chinas U 20
#HongKong : Groups march for universal retirement protection scheme and criticise Carrie Lam and Secretary for Labor and Welfare for hurdling
— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 20. November 2017
Hurt feelings: #China’s under-20 national team refuse to continue match in Mainz after Tibetan flag flown in the stands https://t.co/nsywZSnmGZ
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 20. November 2017
On World Heritage Week, let us pledge to protect the great heritage of our country
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 19. November 2017
Extremely banned would be our guess. https://t.co/oadTa1Jy0Z
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 20. November 2017
So called ‚predictive policing‘ used by the Chinese authorities uses data analysis to predict future actions – this perpetuates bias & discrimination & has lad to the detention and re-education of thousands of innocent #Uyhgurs https://t.co/l21Na3b1JV
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 20. November 2017
UNGA President Holds Consultations To Break Deadlock In @CIJ_ICJ Elections – https://t.co/q0c9LxtlmQ
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 19. November 2017
Swiss regulator finds JPMorgan broke money-laundering rules https://t.co/vdNboyLJTB
— TransparINT (@TransparINT) 19. November 2017
International Pop sensation #KatyPerry has become the latest celebrity to be banned by #China following her controversial concert performance at the #Taipei Arena in #Taiwan
— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 19. November 2017
#DalaiLama – 18/11/2017 : I Dedicate the Rest of my Life to Revival of Ancient #Indian Values
— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 19. November 2017
Statement von #DFB -Vize Ronny Zimmermann liegt jetzt vor #ChinaU20 https://t.co/g2cGGyDA3M
— Michael Ebert (@michael60318) 18. November 2017
Die Tibet-Protestler wollen die Fahne nicht abnehmen. Ordner und Verantwortliche sind ratlos, die chinesische Mannschaft verlässt den Platz. #ChinaU20 @SPORTBILD pic.twitter.com/ARs3WkOG4b
— Tim Osing (@OsingTim) 18. November 2017
Aufregung und Spielunterbrechung weil beim Spiel der chinesischen U 20 eine Fahne Tibets hängt pic.twitter.com/w3aBeS4xy8
— Michael Ebert (@michael60318) 18. November 2017
Surveillance cameras at Uyghur mosque, propaganda sign touting “religious freedom policy” and rule of/by law. h/t @Dave_Brophy #China pic.twitter.com/85C4PCjrng
— Rian Thum (@RianThum) 17. November 2017
#Uyghur man from #Kashgar describes the appalling situation in #EastTurkestan https://t.co/VTvFiJC9sT pic.twitter.com/Y21z1wF0nC
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 17. November 2017
Sounds like next act in legally ludicrous prosecution of #JiangTianyong set for Nov 20/21. A Cynical Court ‘Performance’ in #China https://t.co/e9TEF4TWJt .@hrw .@hrw_chinese .@wang_maya .@KenRoth .@LotteLeicht1 .@KooyJan .@WenzelMichalski
— Sophie Richardson (@SophieHRW) 19. November 2017
Presseaussendung der Agenda Asyl zum Asylforum 2017
Great to hear. Really wishing him a peaceful and healthy future in Austria.
— MSF Afghanistan (@MSF_Afghanistan) 18. November 2017
61% der aus dem Ausland
zugewanderten WienerInnen
leben schon seit mindestens
zehn Jahren in #Wien.— cariklaus (@KlausSchwertner) 18. November 2017
To have fair jobs we need fair economic convergence, fair pay, social security & education #SocialSummit2017 #EU
— Dalia GrybauskaitÄ (@Grybauskaite_LT) 17. November 2017
27% der WienerInnen besitzen
fremden Pass. 35% haben ihren Geburtsort im Ausland. 36% der nach Ö neu Zugewanderten ziehen nach Wien.— cariklaus (@KlausSchwertner) 18. November 2017
About 12% of those arriving in #Greece this year fled violence in #Afghanistan. Follow @MSF_Afghanistan to learn more about health in the country and what these families left behind: https://t.co/HpsENSkiT6
— MSF Sea (@MSF_Sea) 18. November 2017
Spannende Daten und Fakten: #Wien – die Stadt der Zuwanderer https://t.co/W2UikOY8Nc @DiePressecom
— cariklaus (@KlausSchwertner) 18. November 2017
Hier gibt es den gesamten 4. Integrationsmonitor der Stadt Wien zum Download https://t.co/h5aZweqzwk #Servicetweet
— cariklaus (@KlausSchwertner) 18. November 2017
Canada’s MinDef says those who don’t believe in the importance of women in security ops & peacekeeping „need to just get over it“ #HISF2017
— Lindsey Ford (@lindseywford) 17. November 2017
Turkish military chief Gen. Hulusi Akar groups Kurdish militias PYD, YPG, PKK together, warning about „using terrorist organizations to defeat other terrorist organizations, or using them as proxies.“ #HISF2017
— Paul D. Shinkman (@PDShinkman) 18. November 2017
„When women are involved…there’s just a much better chance of success“ in peace resolution – Robin Shepard
„To empower women is not only the right thing to to, it’s the smart thing to do,“ incl women soldiers in @NATO – @jensstoltenberg #HISF2017— Kevin Baron (@DefenseBaron) 17. November 2017
Raise your hand if you support ISIS & govt use of chemical weapons and continued impunity for war crimes and crimes against humanity in #Syria.#Russia’s 11th #UN Security Council veto on #Syria since 2011. pic.twitter.com/YniRWlkAaC
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 18. November 2017
All eyes are on #migration in the Mediterranean, but thousands of #Refugees in #Rome are living in squats. My latest from #Italy for @irinnews https://t.co/aIjzs5pcm9
— Eric Reidy (@Eric_Reidy) 9. November 2017
“I watched people’s faces change from fear to peace as they drowned. There was nothing anyone could do without risking their own lives. There were too many people and the waves just ate them up.” @BLNadeau reports for @refugeesdeeply #Refugees #Migrants https://t.co/TmXMZtoRsW
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 18. November 2017
Why is #Italy enabling abusive Libyan coast guards‘ take-over of ops in int’l waters? I can think of only one reason: they return desperate #migrants and #refugees to #Libya – something European ships are legally barred from doing. https://t.co/kmQR2gqrDK
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 18. November 2017
EU FOREIGN MINISTERS AGAIN FAIL TO TAKE ACTION ON ROHINGYA CRISIS
Our Director interviewed here: Why Is the U.S. Government Funding Anti-Rohingya Propaganda? https://t.co/q4FRDLU1Rl
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 16. November 2017
Rohingya crisis: Calls for Britain to investigate ‚crimes against humanity‘ https://t.co/fJtKjm5Oy4
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 16. November 2017
Bullets and burns – These photos speak volumes about atrocities against #Rohingya.
Every #EU official & minister traveling to #ASEM in #Myanmar next week should press govt to refer itself to #ICC, & make it clear that abusers will face sanctions & Justice https://t.co/rRl4Jdae95 pic.twitter.com/eTAAqdFGkj— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 18. November 2017
“An effective multi-party democracy requires an opposition that can operate freely w/o intimidation and threats … the same goes for a credible, free&fair election” #UN Rights Chief decries court decision to dissolve #Cambodia’s National Rescue Party https://t.co/uq0BWiFanZ
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 17. November 2017
New Round Of Voting To Be Held on @CIJ_ICJ On Monday – https://t.co/enPYOqkuW5
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 18. November 2017
So sad :'( …. I feel that something we can do it is helping with #MSF I’m a partner, they make a very good work @MSF_Espana
— Piera Polo (@Pierah71) 18. November 2017
Bullets and Burns:
The #UN Rights Chief calls it a „textbook example of ethnic cleansing“#Rohingya flee #Myanmar carrying to scars of crimes against humanity.https://t.co/rRl4Jdae95 pic.twitter.com/BIbQ7xzOBo— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 18. November 2017
Myanmar’s military is systematically gang-raping Rohingya Muslims, according to a new report. pic.twitter.com/41T5DKgOho
— AJ+ (@ajplus) 18. November 2017
With 135 votes #UNGA Third Committee resolution sends strong message to #Myanmar that the world will not stand by while its military engages in ethnic cleansing against #Rohingya. #India disappointingly abstains. pic.twitter.com/t2r6dT3SW9
— meenakshi ganguly (@mg2411) 16. November 2017
Today, democracy died in #Cambodia.
The #EU should immediately suspend all financial and technical election assistance for the 2018 elections unless the #CNRP is fully reinstated and permitted to compete. https://t.co/z5OAn6sLzp— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 16. November 2017
With @MuSochua, a leading figure in #Cambodia’s opposition #CNRP which was banned today. It’s a new nadir in #HunSen’s assault on dissent, which attracts far too little attention https://t.co/4w7P1rOAZA pic.twitter.com/h8e5w7rMrN
— David Griffiths (@dlgriffiths) 16. November 2017
Shameful and inexcusable: #Russia vetoes #UN SC resolution on chemical weapons probe in #Syria. Drives home the importance of the #UNGA’s accountability mechanism, #IIIM. W/o justice, war crimes will continue https://t.co/UViD9e0s9x pic.twitter.com/efhH0Ni1CO
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 16. November 2017
#Rohingya women and girls raped by #Myanmar soldiers as part of army’s brutal ethnic cleansing campaign. New @HRW report documents gang rapes & beating, mothers saw how their children were killed: https://t.co/i2vCyOE74E pic.twitter.com/DeAHe5HY3z
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 16. November 2017
#UNGA Resolution L.48 on the situation of #humanrights in #Myanmar adopted with 135 votes in favour, 26 abstention and 10 against. #EU4humanrights pic.twitter.com/VOBaFtuMIL
— EU Delegation to UN (@EUatUN) 16. November 2017
As part of CCHR’s #NeverForget exhibition, we remember Chut Wutty, Cambodia’s foremost environmental activist, shot dead by military police on 26 April 2012. 5 years later, no one has been convicted for his death.
Please RT to show that we don’t forget. #NeverForget #EndImpunity pic.twitter.com/eftjGXwU5g
— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 16. November 2017
#Cambodia should immediately release land & environmental #humanrights defenders Hun Vannak and Doem Kundy, two Mother Nature activists – Joint CSOs Statement https://t.co/na2fhb0Ysx #DefendersNotCriminals #freeHRDkh pic.twitter.com/ui1y4JnIq1
— The Observatory (@OBS_defenders) 14. November 2017
New satellite imagery shows most prisoner housing in Yodok Camp No. 15 is demolished, deteriorated or uninhabited. Administrative/security infrastructure mostly unchanged so far. More here (but imagery dates are wrong): https://t.co/AqjvuUbxlr pic.twitter.com/joxU6900Sa
— Curtis Melvin 커티스 멜빈 (@CurtisMelvin) 16. November 2017
On the second day of ‘Nutrition Action Week’ at #Rohingya camps children were screened for malnutrition and they were given Vitamin A capsule and Deworming tablet. pic.twitter.com/PCnNLVlv15
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 16. November 2017
. @dreynders by failing to act, Didier Reynders is saying ‚yes on my watch‘ to ethnic cleansing of Rohingya. pic.twitter.com/2Uatkq4XR6
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 15. November 2017
Here’s the written evidence BCUK submitted to the International Development Committee Inquiry into Rohingya crisis: https://t.co/MhdfDPTcRO
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 15. November 2017
Aung San Suu Kyi complicit in Rohingya ‚ethnic cleansing‘ in Myanmar, MPs told https://t.co/AwtqplEFqE
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 15. November 2017
“The worst human rights crisis in Burma in decades has been met by the weakest EU response in decades.“ https://t.co/P3mY01HhwB
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 14. November 2017
CCHR & 21 other NGOs call for immediate release of Hun Vannak and Doem Kundy, environmental human rights defenders from Mother Nature Cambodia. Both have been arbitrarily detained and charged for conducting legitimate work as #HRDs #Cambodia #freeHRDkh https://t.co/u90PG04VDt
— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 14. November 2017
Every #EU official & European minister traveling to next week’s #ASEM in #Myanmar shld watch this important piece by BBC’s @ggatehouse about the Tula Toli massacre & the Myanmar army’s brutal ethnic cleansing campaign forcing 600.000+ #Rohingya to flee https://t.co/i8nsg0YDoq
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 14. November 2017
Tagung Flucht und Bildung
A mariner’s perspective on some aspects of the updated @ICRC commentary on the Second Geneva Convention: https://t.co/A2HScvHK2f @opiniojuris #maritime #law
— Naval War College (@NavalWarCollege) 16. November 2017
At this year’s Internationales Literaturfestival Berlin
30 international writers, artists and students commemorate the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights @ilb_ https://t.co/ahJPZJI3dI— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 16. November 2017
Once more (and only once more) into the breach: why @SantiagoVargasN’s critique of my position on the #ICC, #Burundi, and notification is fundamentally mistaken. https://t.co/tPCRB2EFMa
— Kevin Jon Heller (@kevinjonheller) 16. November 2017
New Guest Post by Prof Jeffrey Biller of @StocktonCenter: On Cyber “Shipwrecked” and the Second Geneva Convention https://t.co/RsgN4Re2ix
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 11. November 2017
Proud to support the @UNHumanRights global business standards. #LGBTI rights = #HumanRights https://t.co/1SKcNhRyGC #Biz4LGBTI
— Stirling Haigh – Law (@stirlinghaigh) 11. November 2017
ELections! Why not stand for @BarHumanRights ? It is v. active around the world in its fight for the vulnerable #humanrights #makeadifference https://t.co/UHRbZwFxBZ
— Kirsty Brimelow QC (@Kirsty_Brimelow) 10. November 2017
And human rights obviously not a priority in @POTUS’s meeting with Duterte – again, sad.
— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) 13. November 2017
#Refugees & #migrants have names, families, dreams, hopes, talent & flaws – just like all of us.
List of 33,293 women, men and children who died seeking safety and opportunity in #Europe. Simply devastating.
We need safe and legal routes now! https://t.co/xhDCzYDZtu— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 12. November 2017
Providing food, medecine, clothing and support to those in need is not a crime. It’s about decency and humanity. https://t.co/W8qfRgRja2
— MSF Sea (@MSF_Sea) 12. November 2017
There’s nothing „America First“ about taking the word of KGB colonel over US intelligence community. There’s no „principled realism“ in cooperating w/ Russia to prop up murderous Assad regime. To believe otherwise is naive & places nat’l security at risk. https://t.co/SYiVHtHXPX
— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) 11. November 2017
There is a human face to every #WarCrime. Uphold & protect the #GenevaConventions. https://t.co/Uq2lCwxmmG
— Simon Adams (@SAdamsR2P) 11. November 2017
Promoting human rights & rule of law are central to #prevention & reaching #GlobalGoals – how does @UN_Vienna help? https://t.co/idqazOMzTQ pic.twitter.com/qV1jFynNPp
— UN Vienna (@UN_Vienna) 11. November 2017
Syria’s ‘surrender or starve’ strategy amounts to crimes against humanity – remember that in Geneva & Astana. New Amnesty report https://t.co/fNxZGlBbT0 pic.twitter.com/a9AY23T3dT
— kristyan benedict (@KreaseChan) 13. November 2017
3 explanations.
1. The UN doesn’t know it is happening.
2. The UN thinks that what is happening is OK.
3. The UN is prioritizing relations with EU and Libya over human rights.
Take your pick!— Jeff Crisp (@JFCrisp) 10. November 2017
ARD-Interview zu meinem Buch „Puszta-Populismus“ https://t.co/S6WT0cPyoD
— Stephan Ozsváth (@ARDOzsvath) 10. November 2017
#Syrien-Mahnmal von #ManafHalbouni am Brandenburger Tor: die drei Busse (Symbole für Busse in Aleppo als Schutz vor Heckenschützen) standen auch schon in Dresden – heftige Kritik pic.twitter.com/4I5aWFI6dL
— Birgit Schmeitzner (@BSchmeitzner) 10. November 2017
British government: „This increasingly seems to be a case of ethnic cleansing.“
.@FedericaMog as you discuss Myanmar today, will you meet Rohingya rep @tunkhin80 pic.twitter.com/EUblqJcQwT
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 13. November 2017
UK victory over India in ICJ selection race suits Pakistan https://t.co/S1MMhUyyVC
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 13. November 2017
EU ministers are meeting today, will they finally take action on ethnic cleansing of Rohingya?: https://t.co/CiR80TZUTZ
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 13. November 2017
– Drives home the importance of the #UN fact-finding mission (FFM) mandated to establish facts about abuses on an independent & impartial basis.
– The #EU should continue to press #Myanmar govt to grant FFM access.
– W/o justice, atrocity crimes will continue. https://t.co/aq17PuAqsF— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 13. November 2017
Read this, please. @woodruffbets found a narrative of genocide denial & victim blaming. https://t.co/pXVkZAwLsR
— Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) 13. November 2017
If ‚ethnic cleansing‘ of #Rohingya and the #Myanmar army’s campaign of crimes against humanity presented a test of the world’s pledge to stop atrocities and protect civilians, then it is difficult to recall a clearer failure. https://t.co/chIV2f1N8X
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 13. November 2017
„No one, simply no one, deserves to live like this.“@IkhtiyarAslano on the desperate conditions families face in #Bangladesh: https://t.co/KdSf5ED3jU pic.twitter.com/jSat03k9tc
— ICRC (@ICRC) 12. November 2017
As there is nobody to look after his children, a #Rohingya father Amir Ali chose to carry his two daughters Nazma (6) and Asma (2) in this fashion while he went to queue up for collecting relief in Kutupalang extension in Cox’s Bazar pic.twitter.com/CKrpYLgquG
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 13. November 2017
Crossing the ocean by boat, 55 #Rohingya refugees including 31 children came to Cox’s Bazar early this morning. They were terrified, exhausted and hungry from the overnight boat journey. pic.twitter.com/iHZ6zPaBcf
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 10. November 2017
This little Rohingya baby boy born today in paddy field no mans land between #Bangladesh and #Myanmar – wrapped in @UNICEF blanket pic.twitter.com/LPaGZqE5c6
— Justin Forsyth (@justinforsyth) 11. November 2017
British government: „This increasingly seems to be a case of ethnic cleansing.“ https://t.co/e49IhWUxbO via @UKParliament
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 9. November 2017
The 6th General Assembly of the WUC opened yesterday in Munich, Germany. In the opening ceremony, the leadership of WUC & distinguished guests delivered opening remarks giving support & advice. Elections will be held today to choose new leadership of WUC https://t.co/An9yZrxzqU pic.twitter.com/BKJExvzK6h
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 11. November 2017
Burma Campaign UK to revive Burma ‘Dirty List’ of companies linked to human rights violations https://t.co/E2tM3Avd2E
— Mark Farmaner (@MarkFarmaner) 8. November 2017
News Lens: UN report calls on development banks to address attacks on human rights defenders https://t.co/fkU9XoJ8Un
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 7. November 2017
On the International Week of Science and Peace, let us pledge to uphold human rights, protect the environment, and promote scientific temper
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 9. November 2017
Burma Campaign UK plans new ‘Dirty List’ of human rights violators https://t.co/kupucRj6wv
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 9. November 2017
Despite political inconvenience please repeat:
1. They are „Rohingya“
2. They are „refugees“
3. They need protection https://t.co/oRQ45u0B9E pic.twitter.com/emVAL74q0h— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) 8. November 2017
Despite China’s reluctance, UN Security Council finally condemns Myanmar’s attacks on Rohingya (and uses that term). https://t.co/hZd3X5aAEX pic.twitter.com/T1sTUKNi0h
— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) 7. November 2017
Democratic Republic of Congo.
Nigeria.
Libya.
Iraq.
Syria.
Afghanistan.
Myanmar.
Somalia.
South Sudan.
Ukraine.
We might have #280characters but that’s still not enough to talk about all the places where civilians are caught in conflict.
— ICRC (@ICRC) 8. November 2017
When #EU Ministers meet Nov 13, they shld:
1 Condemn #Myanmar army’s ‚crimes against humanity‘ against #Rohingya
2 Make it clear; there can be no impunity for atrocities
3 Press govt to refer itself to the #ICC
4 Impose targeted sanctions against army leaders
5 Support #UNGA Res pic.twitter.com/jOb3Te9qXf— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 9. November 2017
Don’t treat them as a political inconvenience!
1. They are „#Rohingya„
2. They are „#refugees„
3. They have a right to protection
4. They have fled a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing.
5. Those responsible for atrocity crimes should face justice. https://t.co/AVIVoMiUsA pic.twitter.com/n6FE0dFJKW— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 9. November 2017
Aung San Suu Kyi is Keeping a 14yr old Political Prisoner in Jail https://t.co/Yup20Wb6SF
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 9. November 2017
After surviving rape, women and girls face new nightmares in #India’s justice system. #StopRape! https://t.co/5PVBEw4fnJ …
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 9. November 2017
‘They Said My Character Is Bad’
How one Rape Survivor Found the Courage to Fight for Justice in #India https://t.co/rawgFmhRoN …#StopRape pic.twitter.com/Mgm66uz11P— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 9. November 2017
Love the idea that George Orwell called Room 101 after a room at the BBC where he suffered deathly boring meetings. https://t.co/dZPHoCyvCo
— Louisa Lim (@limlouisa) 9. November 2017
There’s a lot we can say with #280characters but what matters most for @Refugees can be said with four: #Home pic.twitter.com/sYfXErAsYc
— UN Refugee Agency (@Refugees) 9. November 2017
Change in the world always begins with an individual who shares what he or she has learned and passes it on to others.
— Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) 6. November 2017
CTA’s refusal to give answers about Penpa Tsering’s ousting raises more questions
Kashag (the #Exile Tibetan Cabinet) has asked Penpa Tsering to leave the post at the end of this month. The current #Education Minister of CTA Ngodup Tsering will take charge in his place.
Starting tomorrow is the much-awaited celebration of films, the 23rd Kolkata International Film Festival pic.twitter.com/1x6XnqUDcg
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 9. November 2017
Delhi official drove through toxic smog on Wed, saw kids vomiting out school bus window, & ordered 4K schools closed https://t.co/37Yzto5uYv
— Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) 9. November 2017
EU must act to stop ethnic cleansing of Rohingya in Burma. On Monday must back global arms embargo #EUhelpRohingya https://t.co/CiR80TZUTZ
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 8. November 2017
Meet Mohamed Elias, a 60 years old man from #Myanmar who arrived to #Bangladesh 2 months ago together with his family. He is teaching himself how to speak Eng through different books and he was able to communicate with us. Strong & inspiring man amid the sad reality of the camps. pic.twitter.com/N6dr2UZEW7
— Ikhtiyar Aslanov (@IkhtiyarAslano) 8. November 2017
ä权观察联合国部副ää @AkshayaSays :“联合国安理ä在 #罗兴ä危机 问题ä展现出相当ä致意见。安理ä成员国应表明，ää再受到 #ä国 反对立场挟持，ä切行动将基ä受害者需求和当地实际情况，而非ä国满意ä否” pic.twitter.com/B1NSpjvtvy
— ä权观察组织 HRW Chinese (@hrw_chinese) 7. November 2017
Jetzt online das neue Politikpapier der AGENDA ASYL
Congratulations to Michelle Jarvis, new Deputy Head of #Syria #accountability #IIIM. Happy to see strong female leadership in top 2 posts!
— Liechtenstein UN (@LiechtensteinUN) 7. November 2017
I hope Judge #Greenwood gets re-elected to the @CIJ_ICJ. Put politics aside and look at Article 9 of the Court’s Statute @UN.
It would be embarrassing if a P5 member was not represented in the international court. https://t.co/GjWrPgBhkA
— Zen Chang (@ZenChang23) 9. November 2017
are you aware of the case of photojournalist @ShawkanZeid and the other imprisoned journalists, most of them in prison for years without trials? pic.twitter.com/bIgMsYGQI3
— Pressbehindbars (@FreeEgyptPress) 9. November 2017
#Torture #Syria: 13 women & men file #UJ criminal complaint in #GER, focusses on 17 high ranking officials #Justice4Syria https://t.co/i8lJFNvUJA pic.twitter.com/2qdJlj20HL
— ECCHR (@ECCHRBerlin) 8. November 2017
The now former DFID Secretary #PritiPatel is allowed to resign rather than being sacked and does not appear particularly contrite rather just caught out — Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 8. November 2017
#Syrians in #Germany file #warcrime cases against #Assad regime https://t.co/5l2DqdBpsM
— Philip Grant (@PhilipGrant40) 8. November 2017
@UK Development Minister Priti Patel ‚visited Israeli military hospital in illegally occupied Golan Heights‘ https://t.co/oZY6xp74fX
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 8. November 2017
.@TransparencyUA started a new campaign called #IDontBribe. You can (and should!) participate by sharing your own story when you encountered #corruption. pic.twitter.com/vDGplKacon
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 8. November 2017
„We believe #CoSP7 should give priority to grand corruption because of the harm it causes, because of its cross-border nature, because it is hard to investigate and everyday more widespread.“ Delia Ferreira Rubio, Chair @anticorruption. pic.twitter.com/3ebpKQooFk
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 8. November 2017
Day 3 of #COSP7 – the biggest anti-corruption conference held @UN_Vienna this week. Watch it LIVE https://t.co/mU3ddaT2Hc #NoToCorruption pic.twitter.com/KoAJgkI39s
— UN Vienna (@UN_Vienna) 8. November 2017
#COSP7 Day 3: #GlobalGoals, institutional integrity, role of academia in combating corruption & more. Programme: https://t.co/NGcZmFszfN pic.twitter.com/CWk7qIqvem
— UNODC (@UNODC) 8. November 2017
#CoSP7: Along with @uncaccoalition, Norway and Sri Lanka we are hosting a side event showcasing good practices + lessons learned in tackling #grandcorruption. pic.twitter.com/stgskqOUX0
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 8. November 2017
Making #GrandCorruption a priority: @anticorruption submitted proposals for action to #UNCAC #COSP7: https://t.co/Upw5Xnx5wG #NoToCorruption pic.twitter.com/TcDNJalNHd
— UNCAC Coalition (@uncaccoalition) 8. November 2017
Ideas to address #regulatorychill in #ISDS. Investment protection #CETA #TTIP https://t.co/z4IsUaniC4
— Giovanni Gruni (@giovannigruni) 7. November 2017
„There are twenty-eight EU Foreign Ministers but they don’t have a vertebrae between them, let alone a spine“ https://t.co/kMihildwfu
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 7. November 2017
#JoKo2017 übergriffe auf journalistinnen führen zur selbstzensur, das ist gefährlich, we need to be clear and loud @Dunja_Mijatovic
— Lena Glaser (@frau_glas) 7. November 2017
Unsere Forderungen an die neue Bundesregierung. Integration gelingt, wenn…
- Wir die richtige Willkommenskultur leben. Das heißt: Wir begegnen Zugezogenen mit einer offenen & selbstbewussten Haltung, die auf Menschenrechten basiert.
- Mehr Geld zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Für Deutschkurse, Aus- und Bildungsangebote und zwar schon während des Asylverfahrens, um die Zeit vom ersten Tag an sinnvoll zu nutzen. Dazu müssen auch Strukturen von ehrenamtlich Engagierten finanziert werden.
- Gute Rahmenbedingungen für den Arbeitsmarkzugang geschaffen werden. Es braucht bessere Qualifizierungsmöglichkeiten für alle und eine Arbeitsmarkt-Öffnung nach 3 Monaten.
- Individuelle Voraussetzungen gezielt gestärkt werden. Familiennachzug muss für alle, also für Asylberechtigte UND Subsidärschutzberechtigte, möglich sein. Die psychosoziale Unterstützung und psychotherapeutische Versorgung müssen verbessert werden.
- Frauen gestärkt werden. Es braucht gezielte Maßnahmen zur nachholenden Qualifizierung für Frauen, um der „mitgebrachten“ Bildungsbenachteiligung entgegenzuwirken
- Asylverfahren verbessert werden. Dauer und Qualität der Asylverfahren sind nicht hinzunehmen. Rechtsinformation und Rechtsberatung sind ebenso wenig ausreichend gewährleistet wie die Qualität der Dolmetschleistungen.
- Armutsgefährdung von Zugezogenen bekämpft wird. Es braucht österreichweite Standards für die Mindestsicherung. Während des Bezugs von Mindestsicherung muss der Zugang zu Bildung und Ausbildung gesichert sein.
Eine großartige @Dunja_Mijatovic beim #Joko2017 über #Pressefreiheit, #Menschenrechte und die Grenzen der #Redefreiheit pic.twitter.com/fASRmVzPMr
— Silja Kempinger (@SSiilljjaa) 7. November 2017
We’re in Vienna #CoSP7
We’re in Vienna, participating at #CoSP7, the biggest anti-#corruption conference in the world. pic.twitter.com/l1iyffxBUW
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 7. November 2017
Governments & multinationals‘ secret tax deals: A match made in the #ParadisePapers? #TaxRight https://t.co/sKYObiKrrF pic.twitter.com/vkq3TUBlM0
— Transparency Int. EU (@TI_EU) 7. November 2017
Sur @franceinfo, @gerard_larcher, prez du @Senat, souhaite introduire la notion d’achat „éthique“ dans les marchés publics #ParadisePapers pic.twitter.com/V6SoCsLCEV
— Olivier Biffaud (@bif_o) 7. November 2017
« Le budget 2018 est un budget de droite insuffisamment éclairé. »
Par @gerard_larcher sur @franceinfo— Arnaud de Courson (@2courson) 7. November 2017
#ParadisePapers add pressure for EU to agree to publicly reveal true owners of companies & trusts in next week’s crunch #AMLD negotiations pic.twitter.com/YaSybHBcTt
— Global Witness (@Global_Witness) 7. November 2017
#UNCAC #COSP7 good news – Bureau overrides Rule 17 objection to Hungarian NGO K-Monitor & accredits it for the conference. One small step for #civicspace. @UN_Vienna #Hungary https://t.co/HR2KQcDTOP
— UNCAC Coalition (@uncaccoalition) 7. November 2017
„The truth is something dark and terrible is taking place in #Myanmar
„There are twenty-eight EU Foreign Ministers but they don’t have a vertebrae between them, let alone a spine“ https://t.co/kMihildwfu
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 7. November 2017
Rohingya Crisis: EU Foreign Ministers Must Back Global Arms Embargo on 13th November https://t.co/kMihildwfu
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 7. November 2017
Vladimir Putin @PutinRF_Eng blocking UNSC resolution on Rohingya crisis says ‚Yes on My Watch‘ to ethnic cleansing of Rohingya: pic.twitter.com/8EDWWQRdoC
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 6. November 2017
„The plight of the Rohingya is a test — a moment that demands the international community demonstrate that the words ’never again‘ still carry some meaning.“ Incisive piece by @OmarWaraich https://t.co/udyOPWm2ec
— Matthew Smith (@matthewfsmith) 7. November 2017
Having failed to secure action so far at UNSC, UK must now work for stronger measures from the EU when EU Foreign Ministers meet next week. https://t.co/Ntjivn5WEl
— Mark Farmaner (@MarkFarmaner) 6. November 2017
It’s hard to believe, but #Rohingya child Asma bibi is 16 month old. She’s now being treated for malnutrition at a #UNICEF nutrition centre pic.twitter.com/oASkDmBVWk
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 7. November 2017
10 month-old Reshma, held by Afia, 10, is being treated for malnutrition and skin rash at a UNICEF nutrition centre for #Rohingya refugees pic.twitter.com/QG5XOeqJxY
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 7. November 2017
Uyghur Human Rights Project: U.S. President Should Use His Trip to Beijing to Press China on Human Rights Violations https://t.co/X2sReS58aQ pic.twitter.com/8noLOthad0
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 7. November 2017
Tourism Traps Ethnic Minority in Tradition @SixthTone https://t.co/fpx0P4sPll
— Séagh Kehoe (@seaghkehoe) 7. November 2017
Burma is now on the agenda for the EU Foreign Ministers meeting next Monday 13th November https://t.co/UCtUbIALsn
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 6. November 2017
#JoshuaWong thanks #UN human rights experts for releasing statement and says International community is paying attention to HK democracy
— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 7. November 2017
#Xinjiang fairy tale? Try nightmare: #China: Police DNA Database Threatens Privacy https://t.co/ceNL3m8r45 .@hrw .@hrw_chinese
— Sophie Richardson (@SophieHRW) 6. November 2017
Happy to announce that we signed a MOU w/ @ASEANCSRNetwork to work together to advance business integrity in #ASEAN. https://t.co/mG0Khl2ffk pic.twitter.com/8MCEVKQhiO
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 7. November 2017
#EU finance ministers will discuss setting up a blacklist of worldwide tax havens after #ParadisePapers leaks. > https://t.co/epq0sesA6v
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 6. November 2017
World Uyghur Congress President Rebiya Kadeer and Vice President, Omer Kanat, meet with MEP… https://t.co/0gI3o6Ob23
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 6. November 2017
In #Bangladesh #climatechange is already having drastic effects. We’re monitoring their use of climate funds. https://t.co/CUukBNSRrJ #COP23
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 6. November 2017
World is being tested. Will we stop mass atrocity? Or simply recognize our failure ex post. Not enuf to lament after – #Rohingyas https://t.co/TFcg0k2R8U
— Keith Michael Harper (@AmbHarper) 6. November 2017
„My mother loved me very much.“ Heartbreaking. #Rohingya orphan boy from #Myanmar speaks w/ @JasonMotlagh @ajplus https://t.co/DYdzcG7K1R
— Matthew Smith (@matthewfsmith) 5. November 2017
News Lens: Measure for measure https://t.co/yqBWrXwKQZ
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 6. November 2017
EU representative: To a more effective participation of the civil society in the 2nd cycle of the review mechanism of the #UNCAC #COSP7
— Reem Kaedbey (@RKaedB) 6. November 2017
Terrorist operations can be faciliated by corruption in governments and police: e.g. easy access to fake passports #UNCAC #COSP7 #UNODC
— Reem Kaedbey (@RKaedB) 6. November 2017
News Lens: Ivanka Trump praises working women in Asia, but her Chinese factory workers are abused https://t.co/IEXiE24SQJ
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 6. November 2017
Here’s my new handle. Glad to be part of the Twitterverse. Grateful to Reinhold for the cover these last few years.
— James Comey (@Comey) 6. November 2017
#Noteban is a disaster. On #Nov8BlackDay to protest against this scam that destroyed the economy, let us also change our Twitter DP to black pic.twitter.com/yrheSPiZE5
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 6. November 2017
Great Selfish Tax (GST) to harass the people.To take away jobs. To hurt businesses. To finish the economy. GoI totally failed to tackle #GST
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 6. November 2017
Very pleased to have been listed in #ChambersPartners2018 UK Bar list for #InternationalCrime https://t.co/E6TkQOxefk
— Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 3. November 2017
News Lens: The IMF: Crawling the walk on gender? https://t.co/teE1Bjp0GL
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 6. November 2017
The Austria 2017 Article IV text stating “A comprehensive reform package should focus on four key areas: … providing incentives for higher labor force participation among elderly workers, as well as for full-time employment of women.”
#China Needs to Stop the Growing Gender Gap https://t.co/DzVoLm1iU6
— Sophie Richardson (@SophieHRW) 6. November 2017
News Lens: World Bank: Few improvements on India’s tea plantations https://t.co/G18OHa1eVC
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 6. November 2017
“Employment is a two-way street and should be mutually beneficial for both workers and employers,” said Julie Mastrine, spokesperson for Care2. “Those who have signed the Care2 petition understand this and are urgently demanding the IFC to do more to enter into conversation with tea workers and put pressure on their employer to improve working conditions. No one should suffer at their place of employment.”
„The truth is something dark and terrible is taking place in #Myanmar and … world leaders are turning a blind eye“ https://t.co/L8yvgqAJsR
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 6. November 2017
Unimaginable pain and suffering. Families fleeing the violence in #Myanmar search desperately for lost loved ones. https://t.co/nDtcuRHbeS
— ICRC (@ICRC) 5. November 2017
Meet Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar’s military chief accused of ethnic cleansing. Mine for TIME. https://t.co/U66hWdnpZq
— Laignee Barron (@laignee) 3. November 2017
ABSCHIEBUNGEN nach Afghanistan menschenrechtswidrig
“Their screams echoed across the otherwise calm sea.”#Refugees and #migrants rescued at sea between death and hope https://t.co/srsEq1jfHg
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 6. November 2017
Join us 20 Nov @ECCHRBerlin 4 „Rejections and Returns – the consequences of the EU-Turkey Statement“ https://t.co/iMRgZzEtuy #opentheislands pic.twitter.com/ElrIRtMB5L
— ECCHR (@ECCHRBerlin) 3. November 2017
Helfer prangern Gewalt gegen #Flüchtlinge an der gesperrten Balkanroute an. https://t.co/0eRaDYZN5m
— FrankfurterRundschau (@fr) 6. November 2017
Monday morning at the #Manus Island main centre. The sixth day for refugees without power, water, food. What the UN describes as a „humanitarian emergency.“ Australia should end this now & bring people to safety. Photo via @BehrouzBoochani #auspol pic.twitter.com/OzR2ojhe4j
— Elaine Pearson (@PearsonElaine) 6. November 2017
70th anniv. of Univ.Decl.of #HumanRights 🔜 Read 1 art. of #Standup4HumanRights Record yourself & Share w/ yr friends https://t.co/AVhiS7Mv4b pic.twitter.com/1lFchygfvj
— UN Geneva (@UNGeneva) 5. November 2017
A young Palestinian girl plays with her doll during a power outage. In #Gaza, electricity cuts can reach up to 20 hours a day. pic.twitter.com/4Eq70plTfS
— ICRC (@ICRC) 5. November 2017
After years in dangerous limbo the men on Manus must be brought to safety | Georgie Bright https://t.co/rA1MLCliT8
— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) 5. November 2017
Tax Justice Network calls on UN to convene a global summit to end tax abuse and financial crime
— Hans-Rudolf Scheller (@schellerfamily1) 5. November 2017
„Offshore ist ein System, das die Reichen reicher und die Armen ärmer macht“. #ParadisePapers https://t.co/NiM7ehJ3MS
— Birgit Schmeitzner (@BSchmeitzner) 5. November 2017
80 years ago Franco used the Gestapo to capture Catalonia’s president in occupied France. Now, Franco’s political heirs can issue a European Arrest Warrant across 27 European states at once. Progress!
— Julian Assange 🔹 (@JulianAssange) 5. November 2017
Stimmt:Mein Vater war im Dez.1956 schon in Bonn. https://t.co/R1fZGmrMey
— Stephan Ozsváth (@ARDOzsvath) 5. November 2017
After years of conflict, crimes & impunity: #ICC prosecutor seeks to open investigation into atrocities by „any party“ in #Afghanistan. https://t.co/NoI8XaVqvy
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 3. November 2017
New Post by @kevinjonheller: Initial Thoughts on the ICC’s Decision to Investigate Afghanistan https://t.co/Br41HuK5aU
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 3. November 2017
„We believe that free speech is fundamental to society.“@UAL’s @LCCLondon Refugee Journalism Project is supporting exiled journalists pic.twitter.com/5fdzfXmljt
— Foreign Office 🇬🇧 (@foreignoffice) 2. November 2017
Has the #internet strengthened or weakened #democracy? Check our infographic and join the debate! https://t.co/1UYgFNORnc pic.twitter.com/jpSc4LAlmk
— Debating Europe (@debatingeurope) 5. November 2017
#WeNeedToTalk: Egyptians highlight human rights abuses as government campaign backfires https://t.co/GsW4YRBgw1 via @AlMonitor #Egypy
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 5. November 2017
Der #Syrien-Krieg lässt den Illustrator @hamid_sul nicht los. Seine Zeichnungen sind jetzt in #Kreuzberg im @ECCHRBerlin zu sehen. pic.twitter.com/8xZqPpQPps
— rbb Abendschau (@rbbabendschau) 3. November 2017
Artist Hamid Sulaiman has an exhibition of his new work @ECCHRBerlin He talked to #DW about his life in Berlin: https://t.co/2qOPYVOxlt pic.twitter.com/MbCdXFrPWY
— Louise Osborne (@LouLizzie) 3. November 2017
If you’re in Washington & haven’t seen #SyriasDisappeared, WATCH Tuesday, 6 pm @GeorgetownLaw https://t.co/lTzPz8sF9j @Eventbrite
— Preventing Genocide (@CPG_USHMM) 3. November 2017
Burma, calling out ethnic cleansing for what it is
Meet Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar’s military chief accused of ethnic cleansing. Mine for TIME. https://t.co/U66hWdnpZq
— Laignee Barron (@laignee) 3. November 2017
Persecution of #Rohingya continues, army restricts access & govt ignores abuses. W/o justice, crimes will continue. https://t.co/3bO4OKGrDg
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 5. November 2017
31 sexual abuse cases against UN personnel filed in 3 months -official https://t.co/pBPisXdxZc
— Reuters Africa (@ReutersAfrica) 4. November 2017
Shofika Begum (14) can’t forget the violence and loss of her parents at Tulatoli village, Myanmar. #UNICEF is providing psychosocial support pic.twitter.com/E4Nx0vXDkl
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 5. November 2017
Malnutrition soaring among #Rohingya child #refugees in #Bangladesh: @UNICEF warns https://t.co/BTQKjh4xx2 via @MailOnline
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 4. November 2017
If #AungSanSuuKyi is serious about ‚rule of law‘ commitment, refer jurisdiction over atrocities in #Myanmar to #ICC https://t.co/XdW0F1yd45 pic.twitter.com/DpAFzLjau8
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 4. November 2017
#EU shld press #Myanmar govt to refer jurisdiction over atrocities to the #ICC as a court of last resort. @HRW Q&A: https://t.co/XdW0F1yd45 pic.twitter.com/6twot9DyrP
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 4. November 2017
.@ICRC is doing life-saving work in Myanmar. But they’re alone. More than 2 months into crisis, other humanitarian agencies are still barred https://t.co/f3WWHG7ryo
— Poppy McPherson (@poppymcp) 4. November 2017
„to visit #Rakhine State and say nothing about the crimes that occurred there is an act of complicity.“ @nytimes https://t.co/OqMmWo6Y4F
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 4. November 2017
Quietly, China is reneging on promises to respect minority ethnic languages in its troubled northwest @GJosephRoche https://t.co/cZMaE94JYv
— James Leibold (@jleibold) 4. November 2017
Our latest Weekly Brief: Rebiya Kadeer’s relatives arrested in #China, thousands detained without trial in Kashmir.. https://t.co/Jiv0Hv8Ora pic.twitter.com/TwqgSBjVAE
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 3. November 2017
Crackdown on #freespeech and #Uyghur culture continues as important Uyghur musician, arrested & detained without official explanation https://t.co/SlxJkXLxpI
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 3. November 2017
PRESS RELEASE
Malnutrition rates among #Rohingya refugee children in Bangladesh appear to be at least double earlier estimates pic.twitter.com/vkiOpl68av
— UNICEF Bangladesh (@UNICEFBD) 3. November 2017
#Blog: Will upcoming big story from @ICIJorg increase pressure on offshore supervisors? By @maxheywood > https://t.co/3ucrJzb3vf pic.twitter.com/EmDtW9opbw
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 3. November 2017
Does anyone believe the government of Burma will properly implement the Annan Commission recommendations when this is the person in charge? pic.twitter.com/0nLv3gokQB
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 3. November 2017
It’s plain & simple.
Aung San Suu Kyi as State Counsellor of #Myanmar ultimately has responsibility to protect #Rohingya – @SAdamsR2P #R2P pic.twitter.com/O2HLXx7BDI
— GCR2P (@GCR2P) 2. November 2017
News Lens: Searching for Development 4.0 https://t.co/DnmmqEF9M2
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 2. November 2017
Those deeply involved in the tech revolution are already mapping out Industry4.0 or the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The Davos World Economic Forum associated Industry1.0 to the steam age, the second to the electrical age, the third to the Digital Revolution and the Fourth to new Internet of Industry. Today, technological breakthroughs in robotics, nano-technology, biotechnology and artificial intelligence create new goods and services, requiring new forms of governance.
In the light of profound changes in technology, climate change and our understanding of inequality and global imbalances, the time has come to take stock and help emerging markets understand what options there are for development in the New Economy.
In short, Development4.0 is not about more money, but how to live happily, peacefully and prosperously in harmony with each other, nature and continually to evolve with technology and each other. Development4.0 is not going to be a one-size-fit-all model, but diverse ways to think about the future of man. Mapping these pathways would be an achievement in itself.
News Lens: Green Climate Fund’s preference for big players weakens transparency https://t.co/N5zYYRFsFo
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 2. November 2017
Private banks might be used to keep information confidential to protect their clients. But EBRD loans are public money and banking secrecy rules have to be modified in order to acknowledge the fact that the public has a right to monitor these financial flows.
Already before the last board meeting in October, the EBRD received 27 percent of all GCF finances. With the last large project the share will be even higher. Add to that other international financial institutions and what is left for direct beneficiaries is becoming less and less.
The report also states that it takes approximately 29.8 days for both men and women to start a business in India, compared to 28.5 days last year. India stood at 156th for “starting a business.”
News Lens: Global developmental financial institution needs to be accountable on Lonmin and Sassa https://t.co/ZD0Zbwu8IL
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 1. November 2017
The IFC provided a $450-million loan for the construction of the Tata Mundra plant in India. Following the IFC’s failure to take necessary reasonable steps to prevent harm in the affected community as is required in terms of its own policy (the Policy on Social and Environmental Sustainability and the Performance Standards) the plant project destroyed the local marine environment, fish populations and sources of water used for drinking and irrigation.
When the affected Indian community tried to sue the IFC in the United States, where the head office of IFC is based, the court declared that the IFC had immunity and therefore could not be sued.
#UN human rights chief lashes Turnbull government treatment of #Manus Island #refugees https://t.co/Ps6Ae7FYOc via @theage
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 3. November 2017
And got a very weak response. https://t.co/jhiOp6rBFU
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 1. November 2017
Foreign Sec says he doesn’t want to undermine Burmese gov when asked what UK doing on Rohingya crisis. 14:44 https://t.co/BQtkG8dxjn
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 1. November 2017
Foreign Secretary does not mention the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya in his opening statement. That’s a telling insight into FCO priorities.
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 1. November 2017
Foreign Secretary giving evidence now to @CommonsForeign hopefully he will get to Burma and Rohingya… https://t.co/BQtkG8dxjn
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 1. November 2017
The EU, #ISDS and a Failed Consultation https://t.co/oNvPAd40Zp
— ECIPE (@ECIPE) 2. November 2017
It’s time to #endimpunity for crimes against journalists across the globe pic.twitter.com/xUuhDylS63
— Human Rights at FCO (@FCOHumanRights) 2. November 2017
#Journalism is not a crime. Reporters shouldn’t be punished for doing their jobs, including holding the powerful accountable. #EndImpunity
— OCCRP (@OCCRP) 2. November 2017
#NewZealand to do the “utmost to amend the ISDS provisions of #TPP” & “to oppose #ISDS in any future FTA”
see https://t.co/tdw0Yno8Am— Exit ICSID (@no2iia) 1. November 2017
London. 1 pm. Join us to call for justice for #DaphneCaruanaGalizia & to #EndImpunity for violence against journos. https://t.co/ui4MNrgowr pic.twitter.com/DPDzVWRcxT
— Rebecca Vincent (@rebecca_vincent) 2. November 2017
Pleased to announce new free speech funding. Vital we work to #EndImpunity for crimes against journalists: https://t.co/MTxUh2uoqU pic.twitter.com/uvEB3QBxAa
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) 2. November 2017
Antidote to Fake News: @hrcberkeley Investigations Lab Teaches Digital Skepticism https://t.co/EYKkozrIuN
— Malachy Browne (@malachybrowne) 30. Oktober 2017
UK: Deaths in custody: police urged to stop holding mentally ill in cells https://t.co/ahDWVokmVM See: Report https://t.co/BVBdpZXHCr
— Statewatch (@StatewatchEU) 2. November 2017
Prof. Reid from @UoSLawSchool
argues: reinforcing the non-discrimination paradigm = balance #WTO #law w/non-economic interests @UWELaw— Amy Man (@_Amy_Man) 1. November 2017
#China does away with sham trials altogether. #Uyghurs are now being jailed without trail as ‚political criminals‘ https://t.co/tbToOcgOL3
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 2. November 2017
#HongKong: Alleged triad boss known as „Shanghai Boy“ arrested on suspicion of laundering more than US$12.8 million. https://t.co/BKkvyDLG3I
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 2. November 2017
Interested in current #HumanRights situation in #China? Read a detailed report by disappeared lawyer #GaoZhisheng https://t.co/Ecn1lbnSRF
— CSW Advocacy (@CSWadvocacy) 2. November 2017
General Secretary of the @UyghurCongress, @Dolkun_Isa joined the Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational Transparty in June! @PartitoRadicale pic.twitter.com/tbuHopywYk
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 2. November 2017
Moscow slams US sanctions against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as illegitimate, exceeding intl law https://t.co/pnWk3I8Pme
— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 2. November 2017
Addressing Russian president: You have a strong personality and are man of decisions and actions.
— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) 1. November 2017
Looking fwd 2 discussing #Uzbekistan & #humanrights context today from #Tashkent on @democracynow at 8am ET w/ #AmyGoodman @nermeendn pic.twitter.com/Jl9xRKZkhU
— Steve Swerdlow (@steveswerdlow) 2. November 2017
Chinese official confirms what we already knew: Huseyin Celil’s baseless sentence reduced to a mere 18 yrs https://t.co/bbu5sn9IG5
— Pete Irwin (@PeteCIrwin) 2. November 2017
Read all about it – UNPO’s October 2017 Newsletter is now available! Our past months events highlighted the #Baloch, #Ogaden, #Oromo and #Uyghur minorities. https://t.co/yxiGwyDaTz pic.twitter.com/6nAtzsBs3e
— UNPO (@UNPOintl) 2. November 2017
Tragic to watch #China universities become institutes of higher indoctrination, not education. https://t.co/PJKsidyw5k
— Sophie Richardson (@SophieHRW) 1. November 2017
Call for Papers by 1 Dec: „#China–#Africa“ in Global Comparative Perspective – 5th @CAAC_Network Conference https://t.co/3GA1V8lkb5
— ChinaAfricaBlog (@ChinaAfricaBlog) 31. Oktober 2017
And #WeNeedtoTalk about travel bans & assets freezes of activists as Egypt invites youth for a fully paid conference https://t.co/bmcQVHOCJP pic.twitter.com/uPolSi3MXu
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) 2. November 2017
20 #Uyghur students still remain unaccounted for in #Egypt since round-ups in July, at risk of illegal return https://t.co/0W5wyPUg3k
— WorldUyghurCongress (@UyghurCongress) 31. Oktober 2017
Freie Berufe – und da vor allem Ärzte – sind keine Dienstleister!
The Cut, Cut, Cut Act:
✅ Tax cuts for billionaires
✅ Tax cuts for corporations
✅ Forces cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security https://t.co/3sQiL8b5Qy— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) 2. November 2017
Ärzte haben sich der Genfer Konvention des Weltärztebundes – landläufig Hippokrates Eid – verpflichtet und eine lange Ausbildung hinter sich, die von der Ärztekammer geprüft wird. Niemand darf und soll sich einmischen.
Seit Jahren versuchen unterschiedliche Kräfte, die Selbstbestimmung und Selbstverfassung der Ärzte aufzuweichen, mit durchaus fragwürdigen Absichten.
Eine freie, demokratische Gesellschaft braucht unabhängige Organe, die dafür sorgen, dass Willkür und Zwangsverordnungen nicht Platz greifen können. Was die Zerstörung dieses Status nach sich ziehen kann, wissen wir alle aus schrecklicher Erfahrung: nie mehr Euthanasie.
Und noch etwas: Nahezu ausnahmslos alle Ärzte werden deshalb Ärzte, weil sie Menschen helfen wollen und Krankheiten bekämpfen. Das gilt für praktizierende Ärzte ebenso wie für forschende.
Ein Regelwerk, welches nach dem letzten Weltkrieg gegründet wurde, ist der Pensionsfonds, hilft bei Arbeitsunfähigkeit, zahlt Pensionen, unterstützt Hinterbliebene (Witwen, Witwer, Waisen).
Wieso bedarf es hier eines Zwanges? Wieso können Kollegen nicht freiwillig mitmachen und zahlen, wenn sie die Leistungen schätzen bzw. austreten, wenn ihnen die Kammer nichts bringt. Ist eine gute und berechtigte Frage.
Exhibition „82“
#Justice4Syria @hamid_sul: „Painting the crimes of #Hama massacre & talking about it is also a kind of therapy“ https://t.co/dE1nJchtPd pic.twitter.com/vnMEPNz0Nm
— ECCHR (@ECCHRBerlin) 1. November 2017
#Syrian artist @hamid_sul „#Hama massacre of 1982 was a tabou & there was no justice“ opening of his exhibition „82“ https://t.co/dE1nJchtPd pic.twitter.com/PhvPZHqEFp
— ECCHR (@ECCHRBerlin) 1. November 2017
At @ECCHRBerlin in #Berlin: Opening of „82“ exhibit of @hamid_sul’s powerful works on #Syria #Hama massacre
W/o justice, atrocities continue pic.twitter.com/GFoK4IDaUE— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 1. November 2017
Exhibition opening „82“ on #Hama masscre #Syria by @hamid_sul at @ECCHRBerlin – the house is packed https://t.co/dE1nJchtPd pic.twitter.com/xYV0p3KMrd
— ECCHR (@ECCHRBerlin) 1. November 2017
