1.▲Housing Activist Killed in South Africa (www.hrw.org) 2.▲EU Court Rebukes Hungary Over Radio License Cancellation (www.hrw.org) 3.▲Lebanon/Israel: Civilians at Grave Risk of Abuse (www.hrw.org) 4.▲‘Degrading and humiliating’ strip-searches should be banned in Australian prisons, advocates say (www.theguardian.com) 5.▲Zimbabwe: Authorities must investigate brutal attack on constitutional lawyer and political activists (www.amnesty.org) 6.▲Pakistan: Investigation urgently needed after killings during Iran protests (www.amnesty.org) 7.▲Greek Court Finds Spyware Executives Guilty (www.hrw.org) 8.▲Jailed for losing a pregnancy: how progress on El Salvador’s harsh anti-abortion law is unravelling (www.theguardian.com) 9.▲Australia: Offshore Detention Cruel, Costly (www.hrw.org) 10.▲Deaths of 22 children in Channel due to ‘catastrophic failure’ by UK and France, NGO says (www.theguardian.com) 11.▲Landmark Win on Abortion in the EU (www.hrw.org) 12.▲South Sudan: As violations increase, UN Human Rights Council must renew mandate of Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (www.amnesty.org) 13.▲A Small Change in Egypt’s Tax Code, A Big Opportunity for Rights (www.hrw.org) 14.▲UN Experts Rebut Olympics Sex Testing Plan (www.hrw.org) 15.▲Appeal court rejects latest challenge to adding VAT to UK private school fees (www.theguardian.com) 16.▲Japan Should Adopt Regulation to Counter Uyghur Forced Labor (www.hrw.org) 17.▲Algeria: Ensure fair retrial of dozens accused of violence in Kabylie without resort to the death penalty (www.amnesty.org) 18.▲Algeria: Ensure fair trial of dozens accused of violence in Kabylie without resort to the death penalty (www.amnesty.org) 19.▲World News in Brief: Epstein scandal highlights ‘silencing’ of women, Danish breakthrough on HIV transmission, Belarus rights update (news.un.org) 20.▲Fears grow for ordinary Afghans after further clashes with Pakistan (news.un.org) 21.▲Forgotten conflict in South Sudan at ‘a dangerous point’, Türk warns (news.un.org) 22.▲Pakistan: Quash Longstanding Blasphemy Case (www.hrw.org) 23.▲Cambodian Journalists Unjustly Sentenced to 14 Years (www.hrw.org) 24.▲Beyond the Male Crisis: Why Young Women’s Struggles Are Being Overlooked (toolong.co) 25.▲Greece: Convictions in ‘Predatorgate’ scandal offer rare accountability in abuse of surveillance technology (www.amnesty.org) 26.▲A Year On, Two North Korean POWs in Ukraine Fear Forced Return (www.hrw.org) 27.▲Human Rights Council hears of ongoing risk of further genocidal violence in Sudan (news.un.org) 28.▲UN’s Türk urges dialogue after deadly clashes on Afghan-Pakistan border (news.un.org) 29.▲Palestine: UN rights chief highlights suffering, atrocity crimes ‘that remain unpunished’ (news.un.org) 30.▲US ‘Energy Dominance Agenda’ Drives Indonesia Trade Deal (www.hrw.org) More
4.▲‘Degrading and humiliating’ strip-searches should be banned in Australian prisons, advocates say (www.theguardian.com)
5.▲Zimbabwe: Authorities must investigate brutal attack on constitutional lawyer and political activists (www.amnesty.org)
8.▲Jailed for losing a pregnancy: how progress on El Salvador’s harsh anti-abortion law is unravelling (www.theguardian.com)
10.▲Deaths of 22 children in Channel due to ‘catastrophic failure’ by UK and France, NGO says (www.theguardian.com)
12.▲South Sudan: As violations increase, UN Human Rights Council must renew mandate of Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (www.amnesty.org)
15.▲Appeal court rejects latest challenge to adding VAT to UK private school fees (www.theguardian.com)
17.▲Algeria: Ensure fair retrial of dozens accused of violence in Kabylie without resort to the death penalty (www.amnesty.org)
18.▲Algeria: Ensure fair trial of dozens accused of violence in Kabylie without resort to the death penalty (www.amnesty.org)
19.▲World News in Brief: Epstein scandal highlights ‘silencing’ of women, Danish breakthrough on HIV transmission, Belarus rights update (news.un.org)
25.▲Greece: Convictions in ‘Predatorgate’ scandal offer rare accountability in abuse of surveillance technology (www.amnesty.org)
29.▲Palestine: UN rights chief highlights suffering, atrocity crimes ‘that remain unpunished’ (news.un.org)