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Microsoft changes its human rights policy following review of IDF’s use of its cloud technology
Tech giant announced a series of new measures that will apply to engagements with security agencies around the world; The company will tighten human rights controls, conduct more stringent inspections and open new channels for internal employee reporting
Daniel Edelson, New York | 06.07.26
UN Watch director Hillel Neuer; 'The result is a powerful bloc of compromised officials who enjoy not only diplomatic immunity, but complete impunity'
UN Watch bombshell report: UN rights envoys accused of bias, foreign funding and ethical breaches
Watchdog alleges ideological bias and conflicts of interest among 13 of 59 UN special rapporteurs, citing funding links to Qatar, Russia and China and claims of praise for authoritarian regimes and public support for Hamas by some envoys
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 05.26.26
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UN advances Iran, Cuba, China to key human rights bodies
UN Watch accuses Western democracies of enabling countries with poor human rights records to secure influential UN roles, warning the move could undermine oversight, empower authoritarian regimes and weaken protections for civil society groups worldwide
Itamar Eichner | 04.12.26
Algeria’s ‘guillotine of citizenship’: the anatomy of a paranoid regime
Opinion: Algeria’s revised nationality law grants sweeping powers to strip citizenship from native-born critics, raising concerns over political repression and regional instability
Amine Ayoub | 02.26.26
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‘There is no going back’: Iranian activist says Islamic Republic faces historic turning point
University-led protests are gaining momentum across Iran, with demonstrators raising pre-1979 flags and rallying behind Reza Pahlavi as a potential transitional figure amid growing calls for the Islamic Republic’s removal
Sharon Kidon | 02.24.26
נרגס מוחמדי כלת פרס נובל לשלום לשנת 2023 שוב נעצרה ב איראן
After protest crackdown, new prison sentence for Nobel Peace Prize laureate imprisoned in Iran
Narges Mohammadi won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023, while in Tehran's Evin Prison; At end of 2024, she was released on medical grounds and  rearrested in December;  At end of a hunger strike, she was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison, and her health is deteriorating  
ynet, News Agencies | 02.09.26
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UN watchdog slams human rights experts for ignoring Iran’s abuses while targeting Israel
UN Watch report's data reveals double standards among 54 UN experts, who do not condemn religious persecution, oppression of women and protesters, and executions in Iran - while regularly and radically attacking Israel; 'Not acting out of concern for human rights, but out of a political agenda'
Itamar Eichner | 01.19.26
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