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Israel’s destruction of life-sustaining infrastructure since the start of the genocide has left Palestinian families exposed to extreme winter weather, heavy winds and flooding in makeshift shelters. Palestinians are living among severely damaged, unsafe structures every day. Governments worldwide must move beyond statements and take concrete action to pressure Israel to end its genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, lift the unlawful blockade and guarantee the unfettered flow of humanitarian aid and reconstruction supplies and machinery. The world must not stand by and watch as another winter ravages the dignity and lives of a population reeling from ongoing genocide and war crimes. 10 Nov 2026 Amsterdam kleurde rood vandaag. De kleur van verzet en solidariteit. Masaal lieten we zien dat Nederland nee zegt tegen genocide en de illegale bezetting door Israël. Amsterdam turned red today - the color of resistance and solidarity. The Netherlands says no to genocide and the illegal occupation by Israel. #GeenGeldVoorGenocide #DeRodeLijnVoorbij 08 Nov 2026 A reminder. 09 Nov 2026 The world is not running out of climate warnings. It is running out of excuses. After more than 30 years of climate negotiations, governments can no longer hide behind promises of future action or avoid confronting their fossil fuel industry allies. The climate crisis is not a failure of knowledge, but a failure of political courage. It is time to break the stranglehold of corporate power over political decision-making and end the fossil fuel era before it ends us. #COP31 09 Nov 2026 Não podemos mais aceitar que defender o meio ambiente custe vidas! Há quase duas décadas, Alexandre Anderson de Souza luta para proteger a Baía de Guanabara e os direitos das comunidades de pescadores e pescadoras artesanais. Por denunciar a degradação ambiental e os impactos da exploração de petróleo e gás, ele e seus companheiros enfrentam ameaças e violência. Quatro integrantes da Associação Homens e Mulheres do Mar (AHOMAR) foram assassinados entre 2009 e 2012. Em 2020, Anísio Souza, irmão de Alexandre e também integrante da associação, foi morto a tiros em frente à própria casa. Ninguém foi responsabilizado. Alexandre sobreviveu a diversas tentativas de assassinato e continua ameaçado. Sua história revela uma realidade que se repete em diferentes territórios: pessoas defensoras de direitos humanos e ambientais são ameaçadas por proteger a vida, a terra e o futuro de suas comunidades. O Brasil precisa garantir a continuidade e o fortalecimento do Programa de Proteção aos Defensores de Direitos Humanos, Comunicadores e Ambientalistas (PPDDH), essencial para proteger quem está na linha de frente dessa luta. ✍🏾 Assine a carta no site da Anistia Internacional Brasil e pressione o Ministério dos Direitos Humanos e da Cidadania a manter e aprimorar o programa. 🔗 Acesse o link na bio e assine! #ProtegendoNossoFuturo #DefensoresDeDireitosHumanos EN: We can no longer accept that defending the environment comes at the cost of human lives! Brazil must ensure the continuity and strengthen its Protection Programme for Human Rights Defenders, Communicators and Environmentalists (PPDDH), a vital policy for protecting those on the front lines of this struggle. ✍🏾 Sign the letter on Amnesty International Brazil’s website and urge the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship to maintain and strengthen the programme. 🔗 Visit the link in our bio and sign! #ProtectingOurFuture #HumanRights #DefendersClimateJustice 05 Nov 2026 The law is clear: the Government must consult with coastline communities before drilling into the oceans that sustain them. So why aren't communities being told about offshore oil and gas developments across the Arafura and Timor Seas? First Nations people live and rely on the sea for their economy, their food source, their cultural heritage communities, cultures and marine life across Australia, Timor-Leste, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. They have a right to an unpolluted, clean, and safe ocean. Share this post to tell people that our waters, and the people that rely on them, are at stake. 11 Oct 2026 The people of the United States have chosen their next slate of elected representatives at all levels of government, and their choices rang loud and clear. Just as the world was watching the results of the elections, it will now be watching what elected leaders do with the powers and responsibilities they’ve been given. It is time for a different approach to governing in the United States. All newly elected officials should choose accountability over impunity, equality over discrimination, and the full spectrum of people’s human rights over the arbitrary and unlawful exercise of power. 04 Nov 2026 Belgium’s Federal Parliament just passed a divisive law that allows police to raid people’s homes for migration control. Now they can enter private homes, including those hosting undocumented migrants, between 5am and 9pm and search for identity documents – even if children are present. Belgium traditionally shows strong solidarity towards migrant communities, and this ‘home raids’ law will discourage them from doing so in the future. No one should be scapegoated for soaring costs of living and economic insecurity. The law must be immediately reversed. 06 Nov 2026 Veteran democracy activist and former legislator Au Kam San was sentenced to 12.5 years under Macao's national security law. He will be 82 years old when he is released. As in Hong Kong, Macao authorities have taken full advantage of Chinese President Xi Jinping's national security policy push to criminalize free speech and curb criticism of the government. The use of this law to prosecute peaceful pro-democracy activist Au Kam San behind closed doors and hand down an entirely disproportionate prison sentence is a clear failure to respect Macao's obligations under international human rights treaties and standards. 📢 Macao authorities must quash this conviction and release Au Kam San immediately. 06 Nov 2026 The Youth Olympic Games are currently taking place in Dakar, Senegal - the first African country to host an Olympic event, with 2,700 athletes competing for 153 medals. We call on the Senegalese authorities to make sure human rights are respected and protected during and after the Games, including freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly. 04 Nov 2026 Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in jail for “colluding with foreign forces”. 
He is the only activist known to have been convicted twice under Hong Kong's National Security Law. Imprisoned since the age of 24, he is not expected to regain his freedom until he is 40.   Joshua Wong’s bravery in speaking truth to power should be commended, but instead in Hong Kong it makes him a criminal. The international community should not accept the continued criminalization of legitimate activism as the new normal in Hong Kong. Governments must continue to press for the protection of human rights and the release of those imprisoned solely for exercising their rights. 06 Nov 2026 The latest assessment from UN Environment Programme (UNEP) delivers a stark warning ahead of COP31: the world is on course to overshoot 1.5°C, while states, especially those most responsible for the climate crisis, remain dangerously far from taking the action needed to limit the scale and duration of that overshoot and bring temperatures back down. Communities are already being devastated by extreme weather events, melting glaciers and rising seas. Every additional fraction of warming will deepen the harm to human rights. 23 Oct 2026

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