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trench by twenty one pilots out october 5th pre order on itunes

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In Ethiopia, two prominent human rights defenders were convicted on false charges and sentenced to nearly three years in prison.

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Japan is the major destination country for trafficked women, especially women coming from the Philippines and Thailand. UNICEF showed a study that 60,000 child prostitutes in the Philippines.

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In Ghana, children five to fourteen are tricked with false promises of education and future into dangerous, unpaid jobs in the fishing industry.

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HR:

The Right to Seek a Safe Place to Live. If we are frightened of being badly treated in our own country, we all have the right to run away to another country to be safe.

Sweden has refused an Afghan asylum seeker and forced him to go back to Afghan

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Under the guise of national security, Amnesty warned Chinese Premier Xi Jinping had enacted "serious threats" to human rights into law last year.

In October, President Xi laid out China's new policy direction for the next five years during his maiden party congress speech on the opening day of the Congress. He stressed the need to tighten supervision of party members and institutionalize anti-corruption work.
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using children in the military

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In Guinea-Bissau, children at the age of five to fourteen are trafficked out of the country to work in cotton fields in southern Senegal or as beggars in the capital city.

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Iraq

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Muslim's are being discriminated against along with acts of violence used against them. Ethnic armed groups are recruiting children soldiers and are using both adults and children for forced labour.

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Executions based on unfair judgement. Torture. Women face discrimination for religion or race.
Violates the human right of freedom of torture and degrading treatment. Also right to recognition as a person before law.

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not free to speak their mind, hundreds of peaceful protestors arrested

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Por prison conditions and police abuse and

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in South Sudan, bloody massacres occurred, claiming the lives of 100,000 refugees. Later, evidence of mass graves and violent attacks on U.N peacekeepers were unearthed.

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More than 400,000 have died because of the Syrian conflict since 2011, according to the World Bank, with 5 million seeking refuge abroad and over 6 million displaced internally, according to UN agencies. By June 2017, the UN also estimated that 540,000 people were still living in besieged areas.

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Over 400,000 people have died because of syrian conflict since 2011.

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War-torn terrorist country.
Violates the freedom of life, liberty and personal security.

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stuggling to cope with widespread food shortages almost 75 percent are suffering from weight loss

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The freedom of expression, assembly and speech.
Authorities are viciously harassing political activists and peaceful protestors.They are also using their power to ban foreign organisations.

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In Cuba, at the end of 2007, sixty two prisoners of conscience remained incarcerated for their nonviolent political views or activities.

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right of movement

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Human rights: The right to live freely without racial bias.
Deporting Mexicans.

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Abusing justice. and abusing the right to feel safe. Aka security.

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In Isiolo and Moyale counties, 21 people were killed and 20,000
displaced in inter-clan violence.

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In Sudan, dozens of human rights defenders were arrested and tortured by national intelligence and security forces.

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Human right: The right to live and free speech.
There are massacres throughout the country, killing over 100,000 refugees

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In Russia they cant xpress themselbes

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Africa because they have barely no food

American is taking away the right to abort

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Warn-torn country.
Violating the right of security and freedom of citizens.

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Everyone has the right to a nationality. donald trump not letting them come in cos they mexican

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World Report 2017 summarizes key human rights issues in more than 90 countries and territories worldwide. It reflects investigative work that Human Rights Watch staff undertook in 2016, usually in close partnership with human rights activists in the country in focus.

In his introductory essay, Executive Director Kenneth Roth writes that a new generation of authoritarian populists seeks to overturn the concept of human rights protections, treating rights not as an essential check on official power but as an impediment to the majority will.

 

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there has been human right problems in Yemen, with there being killings, disappearances and kidnappings. There is discrimination widespread against people with disabilities also with race and gender

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Yemen has been engaged in civil war for the last 3 years and is said to be the largest man made humanitarian conflict ever. It is breaking the human right to safety and security. 22 million people require assistance and it is only a number that will continue to increase.

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An independent watchdog organization, Freedom House, has named 17 countries and three territories as the world's "most repressive societies." Among those topping the list of the world’s worst human rights abusers are Burma, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Libya, North Korea, and Sudan. The annual report was launched in Geneva.

The countries on the list are those that have received the lowest rankings on political rights and civil liberties. The report notes that unfortunately, the same countries keep appearing on this hit parade of violators year after year.

It says countries such as Syria, Somalia, Turkmenistan, Libya, Cuba, and Saudi Arabia are places where people suffer from some of the most severe, systematic abuses of human rights on the planet.

The director of advocacy at Freedom House, Paula Schriefer, says she is pleased the U.N. Human Rights Council is becoming more active in shining the light of shame on these countries.

In the past few months, she notes, Burma, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan and North Korea have been the focus of resolutions or special sessions by the Council.

But, she says, Freedom House regrets the Council’s reluctance to go after the most powerful country on the group's list, China.

“It has never been the target of a successful resolution or a special session at the Human Rights Council or previously at the Commission on Human Rights despite the fact that egregious violations take place in the country," said Schriefer. "Groups like the Falun Gong, the repression of minorities, such as the Uiguars, Tibetans are common.”

Seven African countries figure among the list of the world’s worst violators. Osman Hummaida, the executive director of the African Center for Justice and Peace Studies, is from northern Sudan. He lives in exile in Uganda.

He says he is sorry his native country is on top of the worst country list. He says the government has been employing more repressive measures in reaction to the so-called Arab Spring in Tunisia and Egypt,

“Since January, the government has opted to use different tactics and mechanisms to stay in power," said Hummaida. "They have been very disturbed by the situation in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East. And, their response and crackdown on the demonstrations and protest by civilians, particular among students, have been associated with a very disturbing pattern of torture and other measures the government has taken against these groups.”

The Freedom House report says there has been an overall decline in global respect for the values of liberal democracy in the last five years. It says new threats have emerged in nearly every region of the world.

These include heightened attacks on human rights defenders and civil society, increased limits on press freedom and attacks on journalists.

Despite recent setbacks, the report says the world in 2011 is still significantly freer than it was 30 years ago. It says dozens of states have replaced dictatorships and authoritarian regimes with democratically-elected governments.

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Public executions take away the right to live bruv

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freedom of expression

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Venezuela - shortage of food. 75% of Venezuelan are reportedly suffering from weight loss.

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In Uganda, 1,500 people die each week in the internally displaced person camps. According to the World Health Organization, 500,000 have died in these camps.

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Nigeria is murdering members of the population, raping women, and kidnapping over 200 young school girls. The violence is nearly as bad as the Boko Haram killings in the Nigeria area.

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World Report 2017 summarizes key human rights issues in more than 90 countries and territories worldwide. It reflects investigative work that Human Rights Watch staff undertook in 2016, usually in close partnership with human rights activists in the country in focus.

In his introductory essay, Executive Director Kenneth Roth writes that a new generation of authoritarian populists seeks to overturn the concept of human rights protections, treating rights not as an essential check on official power but as an impediment to the majority will.

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China

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Tortured or abused in at least 81 countries

Face unfair trials in at least 54 countries

Restricted in their freedom of expression in at least 77 countrie

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Find and list examples of countries where the governments are actively restricting at least one right of the people that live there.