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Title | Date added | Template | Case status | Relevant SG report | From Country | Engagement with UN body | Story behind |
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William Racanac | Jul 23, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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individual sharing information with UNMISS team | Jul 26, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia | Nov 7, 2024 | Cases |
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Office for the Rights of People with Disabilities | Feb 9, 2023 | Cases | Unresolved |
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[h]uman rights defenders, non-governmental and civil society organizations who faced difficulties when trying to attend the Committee’s meeting with the State party | Nov 4, 2024 | Cases | Unknown |
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#1 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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#2 of 5 incidents of intimidation and reprisals | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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#2 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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#3 of 5 five incidents of intimidation and reprisals | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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#3 of three incidents of intimidation or reprisals associated with UN cooperation | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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#4 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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1 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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1/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations | Nov 7, 2024 | Cases |
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2/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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3/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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4 lawyers, human rights defenders and activists | Apr 4, 2023 | Defenders' stories | Armel Niyongere, Dieudonné Bashirahishize, Vital Nshimirimana and Lambert Nigarura are four lawyers, human rights defenders and activists from Burundi. They are prominent and well-respected figures within Burundian civil society and their local communities. They publicly denounced and condemned the use of violence by the Government of Burundi, including following citizens’ protests in 2015, when the former Burundian President, Pierre Nkurunziza, sought a third term in violation of the country’s Constitution. Fearing for their safety given the violent targeting of protestors by the Government, the lawyers fled Burundi in May and June 2015. To date, they have not been able to return to Burundi out of fear of suffering additional retaliatory actions. | ||||
4/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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5 HRDs who intended to cooperate with CAT | Feb 18, 2022 | Cases |
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5 of five incidents of intimidation and reprisals affecting 48 victims of human rights violations participating in a trial | Jul 18, 2023 | Cases | Unknown |
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5/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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6 others who regularly share information with OHCHR | Feb 18, 2022 | Cases | |||||
6/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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7/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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8/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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9/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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10 victims and witnesses of human rights violations (minus the human rights officers and the woman with her infant) | Nov 6, 2024 | Cases |
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10/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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11/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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12 of 27 individuals who are unspecified | Feb 18, 2022 | Cases |
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12/20 incidents of intimidation and reprisals by the police and other law enforcement bodies affecting six civil society activists (3 male/3 female) and 14 individuals (6 male/8 female) who engaged, or sought to engage with the United Nations to raise human rights concerns | Nov 8, 2024 | Cases |
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