Kurdish Centre for Human Rights
Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
The Missing Afrin Women Project is dedicated to document the crimes carried out by the mercenaries affiliated to the Turkish state in Afrin. The project has recorded over 200 cases of women abducted by mercenaries since the invasion of Afrin in March 2018.
The hunger strike launched by prisoners demanding the end of the isolation imposed in Imrali continues on day 23, with the 5th group of prisoners.
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Human Rights Watch reported that as all parties to the Syrian conflict are committing serious violations of the laws of war, the Russian intervention was characterized by the indiscriminate bombing of schools, hospitals and markets, and cost Moscow millions of dollars collected from the Russian people’s taxes.
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The Syrian People’s Council condemned the ongoing crime committed by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries by cutting off water to more than a million citizens in al-Hasakah, and called on the United Nations, Arab, regional and international parliamentary unions and associations to pressure the occupation to stop its crime.
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CPJ shared its annual report about journalist and announced that 274 journalists are behind bars as of December 1 around the world. 4 journalists arrested for breaking the story about the two villagers thrown from a military helicopter in the Çatak district of Van were mentioned in the report.
The Spanish government has responded in writing to the question moved by senators Gorka Elejabarrieta Diaz (Euskal Herria Bildu) and Jordi Marti Deulofeu (Esquerra Republicana) regarding the death penalty handed out to Abdurrahman Er and Mazlum Dağ.
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The Maat Foundation for Peace, Development and Human Rights issued a report entitled “Racist Policies: Escalating Violence Against Women in Turkey”, which deals with the high rates of violence that have doubled with the spread of the Corona epidemic.
Ambassador-at-Large Office of Global Criminal Justice US Morse Tan, International Academy of Rights founder Matthew Daniels, US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues Kelly E. Curry, US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) vice president Nadine Maenza and co-chair of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria Bedran Çiya Kurd attended an online meeting to debate over the trials of ISIS members.
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