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Human rights attacks accelerated by Trump second term: Amnesty
- Amnesty International released its 2024/25 report on April 29, detailing widespread human rights violations including the Gaza conflict and attacks on women's rights.
- The report linked these violations to conflicts such as Israel's Gaza offensive starting October 7, 2023, and noted escalating assaults on international law since President Trump's return to power.
- Amnesty accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, citing over 51,300 Palestinian deaths, forcible displacements, and humanitarian access denial, while Israel denied these allegations claiming self-defense.
- The report states conflicts worldwide caused millions of deaths and displacements, highlighted soaring violence against women, and called for stronger regulation of AI and protection of human rights.
- Amnesty warned that the erosion of human rights, accelerated by powerful states and the Trump administration's policies, risks dismantling decades of international legal protections and demands sustained global resistance.
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The Long List of Trump’s Harmful Reproductive Rights Restrictions
Click to expand Image Abortion rights demonstrators outside the US Supreme Court as oral arguments are delivered in the case of Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic in Washington DC, April 2, 2025. © 2025 Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images A report compiling harmful actions taken by US President Donald Trump against reproductive rights was released today by the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR), a legal organization defending reproductive r…
International law suffered “frontal attacks” on the part of the United States since the return of President Donald Trump, according to Agnes Callamard, Amnesty International’s secretary-general, an organization that publishes its annual report on Tuesday. Trump’s second term, which began at the end of January, and which will last a hundred days this week, was marked by “a wave of frontal attacks on the accountability of fundamental rights, inter…
Human rights attacks accelerated by Trump second term: Amnesty International
The global system of law and human rights is under threat from a "multiplicity of assaults" which have accelerated since US President Donald Trump's return to power, Amnesty International said Tuesday (Apr
Rights advocates claim erosion of global human rights exacerbated by Trump
Amnesty International released a report on Tuesday that highlighted a general decline in human rights around the globe since Donald Trump took office, due to a rise of authoritarianism and corporate greed emboldened by the Trump administration’s policies. The organization highlighted both positive and negative trends in the sphere of international justice, applauding the enforcement of International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrants against f…
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