the United Nation's human rights chief, Louise Arbour, has said she is "guardedly optimistic" that China is making progress on human rights. But she questioned Beijing's widespread use of the death penalty, warning that some of those being executed might be victims of discrimination.
Read everythingto keep public attention on the plight of political prisoners and the repression of dissent in Cuba two years after the wave of crackdowns, HOC and the ‘Fundació Llibertat i Democràcia’ have promoted an exhibition in Barcelona by Oliviero Toscani entitled ‘FORBIDDEN TO THINK, THE FACE OF REPRESSION IN CUBA’.
Read everythingthe definitive ‘No’ by the Vatican on the question of euthanasia, does not correspond to its definitive ‘No’ against the death penalty,” declared Hands Off Cain Secretary Sergio D’Elia, in a dispute with the Vatican which had written in its daily, the Osservatore Romano, on March 22 that “Terri’s destiny does not appear dissimilar from that of many men and women sentenced to death for their crimes in the United States”.
Read everythingto keep public attention on the plight of political prisoners and the repression of dissent in Cuba two years after the wave of crackdowns, HOC, Con Cuba en la distancia and Reporters sans frontiers have promoted an exhibition in Cadiz by Oliviero Toscani entitled ‘FORBIDDEN TO THINK, THE FACE OF REPRESSION IN CUBA’.
Read everythingHands off Cain, the international association which has been promoting an international campaign for a global moratorium on capital executions, appealed President of Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh to spare the Amina’s life. Amina al-Abduladif, a 21-year-old mother, has been convicted of murdering her husband when she was 16 despite.
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