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Sunday is Mother’s Day in many countries, an opportunity for many to give their mum a piece of jewelry. Jewelers are offering “Mother’s Day Gift Guides” and “Mother’s Day Specials.” Here is Human Rights Watch’s special “gift guide” for Mother’s Day – to ask your jeweler where the gold and jems come from. And tell them to help end human rights abuses in gold and diamond sourcing. #BehindTheBling#ChildLabor
Bloodied faces. Mangled metal. Lifeless, unidentified victims being piled into ambulances. These terrible images of suicide attacks in Afghanistan have become all too familiar. A new report shows what it’s like for those directly affected by the country’s armed conflict.
United Arab Emirates authorities should immediately reveal the whereabouts of Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammad al-Maktoum, the 32-year-old daughter of the ruler of Dubai. Evidence suggests she was last seen as UAE authorities were detaining her.
When a woman dies from cervical cancer, something went wrong. For at least 17 women with cervical cancer who have died in recent years in Ireland and for others whose diagnosis is now terminal, what went wrong is scandalous.
Israeli authorities revoked the work permit for Omar Shakir, the Human Rights Watch Israel and Palestine director, and ordered him to leave Israel within 14 days. This is not about Shakir, but rather about muzzling Human Rights Watch and shutting down criticism of Israel’s rights record.
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