Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

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Prisoner 345
Published on: 13 Jan, 2021

Humanitarian Crisis

Dengue fever is spreading in Bangladesh

More than 26,000 people have been hospitalised so far, the highest in two decades, and authorities in Dhaka are running out of beds.

Published on: 25 October, 2022

Child deaths in Indonesia

Jakarta’s government-run hospital RSCM says it is struggling with a number of sick children. More cases are expected to be reported from rural areas.

Published on: 24 October, 2022

Pakistan’s recent devastating floods impact

Record monsoon rains from July triggered floods that killed more than 1,700 people, swept away communities and left more than a third of the country ..

Published on: 24 October, 2022

Battling cancer in an Israeli prison

The 50-year-old has spent 30 years in Israeli jails, sentenced to seven life terms, and 50 years in 2002 for his role in the 2nd ..

Published on: 23 October, 2022

Nigeria flooding

More than 300 people have been killed and at least 100,000 made homeless, according to the emergency services.

Published on: 13 October, 2022

Environmentalists are killed in Mexico

Many activists keep working despite death threats.  

Published on: 12 October, 2022

The Nigerian tragedy

About 85 people were on board when the accident happened on Friday, in an area devastated by floods which may be some of the worst ..

Published on: 11 October, 2022

The Swedish question: Immigrants and their children’s dilemma 7

“Recommended adoptive households and care centers are examined by the Social Services Authority & Housing must be approved by the Swedish Health and Social Care ..

Published on: 6 October, 2022

The Swedish question: Immigrants and their children’s dilemma 6

“LVU” is the abbreviation of the Swedish Care of Young Persons (Special Provisions) Act (SFS 1990:52. ) According to the LVU there should be no ..

Published on: 5 October, 2022

The Swedish question: Immigrants and their children’s dilemma 5

I do recommend that the concerned family should seek legal help. A good lawyer would be always necessary.”

Published on: 3 October, 2022

The Swedish question: Immigrants and their children’s dilemma 4

“According to statistics and records, the possibility of the child’s return, to his/her home after a week – 4 months is highly likely …”

Published on: 2 October, 2022

The Swedish question: Immigrants and their children’s dilemma 3

The reliable reports come from official sources, such as schools, neighborhood’s clinics, hospitals, family doctors  and social workers

Published on: 28 September, 2022