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Trump administration calls out human rights records of some nations accepting deported migrants
- The US State Department released its 2024 Human Rights Report highlighting worsening conditions in Germany and other European countries.
- The report, issued with a delay, had been altered by Trump-appointed officials to align with his administration's political agenda.
- The report criticized internet regulations limiting freedom of expression and noted credible antisemitic violence in Germany, while the government took some steps against abuses.
- Several prominent human rights organizations have criticized the report, arguing that the Trump administration distorted certain abuse accounts and excluded others to advance a political agenda, while the report's executive summary noted a decline in Germany's human rights conditions over the year.
- The report’s outcome is a much-abbreviated product defended by State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce as less politically biased, yet it raised concerns about declining rights and restrictive policies in Europe.
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A report from the US Department of State considers freedom of expression in Germany to be limited, but the Federal Government does not want to leave it that way.
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Leaning Left30Leaning Right24Center62Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Center
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C 53%
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