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The Human Rights Watch 2024 Report: An Eye Opener

Tirana Hassan, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch

17-Jan-24 08:00

The Human Rights Watch 2024 Report: An Eye Opener

Human rights violations took on a new level in 2023 as the Russia-Ukraine war and the Sudan civil war spilling over from the previous year, while Israel's bombardment of the Gaza Strip following the Hamas attack on October 7th, made things worse. Tirana Hassan, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, talks about the challenges the New York-based NGO experienced in their work documenting human rights violations worldwide.

Produced by: Chin Wai Lun

Presented by: Keith Kam


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Categories:  internationalLaw/Activismpolitics

Tags:  human rights watch report 2024israel gaza conflictsudan civil warhumanitarian crisesrussia ukraine war





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