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Government uses majority in Commons to remove peers’ amendments to legislation
Agency operating in Gaza says detainees were subject to beatings and sexual violence, claims that Israeli forces deny
The delay in approving a new EU directive does a disservice to companies that need legal certainty
Rules would have made companies liable for alleged human rights abuses by suppliers based in China’s Xinjiang region
Thousands of cars impounded after supplier discovers subcomponent from ‘western China’
Statement comes after allegations that forced labour was used at a test track
Report by cross-party committee highlights concerns over PM’s migration plan as it begins to undergo scrutiny in the Lords
German group’s move follows media reports in home country alleging human rights abuses by staff of local partner in China
FDP says Brussels’ sweeping legislation on enviromental and rights misdeeds would place a huge burden on business
Abuse of Uyghur Muslims in supply chain raises acute tensions with west, Human Rights Watch shows
News of 2022 conviction will add to fears among foreign executives and professionals in the country
Digital platforms say tens of thousands have enrolled for internet classes since imposition of restrictions
Authoritarianism is on the march, and crucial entitlements are being rolled back
Legal action under the European Convention on Human Rights draws sharp retort from London government
Nearly 90 imprisoned or exiled activists accused of setting up or supporting a terrorist organisation
Sunak to meet rightwingers in push to keep them onside, but MPs are summoned back to Commons from overseas trips
Activists work around tight UN restrictions to highlight detentions in the host country and the conflict in Gaza
Supreme court says Jan Petrovsky could face degrading treatment in Ukrainian custody
Attacks killed Reuters journalist Issam Abdallah and wounded six others as they filmed shelling on border with Israel
Former leader had been serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses and corruption during his decade-long tenure
First prosecution of its kind involves the alleged assault and abduction of an American national in Ukraine
Thousands join funeral of Giulia Cecchettin who was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend
Restrictive Gulf laws prohibiting criticism of the state and its leaders could face challenge from human rights protesters
Afghan Witness analysis finds corporal punishment frequently imposed for crimes such as adultery and robbery
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