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4 December 2020

Usalama wa kimazingira, wa kihisia na wa kidijitali kwa watetezi wa haki za binadamu wanaofanyia kazi za kiofisi majumbani kwao katika kipindi hiki cha mlipuko wa Virusi vya Corona (COVID-19)

Dondoo na vidokezo kwa Watetezi wa Haki za Binadamu

 

Tafadhali tutumie mawazo au mapendekezo yako kuhusu usalama kulingana na uzoefu wako ambayo unadhani yatawasaidia Watetezi wengine wa Haki za Binadamu au Mashirika yanayotetea Haki za Binadamu kujikinga dhidi ya maambukizi. Pia tutaendelea kuuboresha mwongozo huu.

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#Global
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8 September 2020

Manipur: Activism & Resilience in an Unreported Conflict Zone

In 2019, Front Line Defenders traveled to Manipur, one of the states in the northeast region of India. The state is under the jurisdiction of the Armed Forces (Assam and Manipur) Special Powers Act of 1958, which effectively enables the Indian Army to maintain an ongoing presence in all areas of the state and to place all civilians under an effective rule by martial law. Under this Act, thousands of Manipuri civilians have been detained, jailed, tortured and extra judiciously killed by the armed forces and associated paramilitary forces.

Rights 
#Human Rights #Self-Determination
Violations 
#Enforced Disappearance #Arrest / Detention / Imprisonment #Killing #Threats / Intimidation
Location 
#Region: Asia Pacific #India
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7 July 2020

EU Toolkit on WHRDs

The EU Guidelines of Human Rights Defenders (2004) provide practical actions for EU staff in Brussels and in human rights defenders’ (HRDs) home countries to support and protect HRDs. While useful, the Guidelines do not contain recommendations or actions that consider the varied experiences of women human rights defenders (WHRDs) with regard to gender, sexuality, race, class, family life, etc.

Rights 
#Human Rights #Gender/Women's Rights
Location 
#Global
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19 March 2020

Barcelona Guidelines on Wellbeing & Temporary International Relocation of HRDs at Risk

Human rights defenders at risk often find it difficult to talk about their mental and emotional wellbeing, even when they are concerned about it. Cultures of human rights practice tend to emphasise self-sacrifice, heroism, and martyrdom. These norms inhibit defenders from expressing their anxieties and seeking help.

Rights 
#Human Rights
Location 
#Global

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