Call Me Kuchu is a film about LGBT Ugandans and their lives in a repressive society. The film is set to premier in the Berlinale. Lot’s more info and ways to help on the Call Me Kuchu site.
Posted 1 week ago
Call Me Kuchu is a film about LGBT Ugandans and their lives in a repressive society. The film is set to premier in the Berlinale. Lot’s more info and ways to help on the Call Me Kuchu site.
Posted 4 weeks ago
On Wednesday, citing “a sick culture of deputy-on-inmate hyper-violence [that] has been flourishing for decades in the darkness of the L.A. County Jails,” the ACLU sued the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department seeking better training for deputies, and better oversight, investigation, and discipline in cases involving prisoner mistreatment. With 15,000 inmates—a majority of them awaiting trial, yet to be convicted of a crime—LA county hosts the nation’s largest jail system. In recent years, its guards have become known for a level of brutality that exceeds that of most maximum-security prisons—and sometimes crosses the line into torture.
Posted 1 month ago
Found hidden away in a bottle, the Auschwitz Memorial Museum has published sketches drawn by a prisoner at the Birkenau extermination camp. They provide a rare first-hand glimpse of life and death inside. The book is part of the museum’s plans to launch a catalogue of 6,000 artworks in its archives.
Posted 1 month ago
from Radio Free Europe
The secretary-general of the Iranian High Council for Human Rights has been quoted as telling a visiting German lawmaker that homosexuality is a disease.
“The West says that the marriage of homosexuals should be allowed under the human rights charter, however, we think it is sexual immorality and a disease,” Iran’s semiofficial Fars news agency quoted Mohammad Javad Larijani as saying, according to dpa.
Posted 2 months ago
via sabelmouse
Cotton - Child Labour & Human Rights Abuses (by EnvironmentalJustice)
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