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The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women today closed its eighty-fourth session after adopting concluding observations on the reports of Bahrain, Costa Rica, Georgia, Hungary, Mauritania, Norway, Slovenia, and Tunisia, which were considered during the session.

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The concluding observations adopted by the Committee on the countries under review will soon be available on the session’s webpage In concluding remarks, Committee Chairperson Ana Peláez Narváez said...

Digital surveillance treats "journalists as criminals"

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A man holds a phone and a notebook, surrounded by 1s and 0s © Credit –Getty Images
“Journalists should not be treated as criminals,” Syabolcs Panyi, a Hungarian investigative journalist, who was under digital surveillance for seven months. On World Press Freedom Day, UN Human Rights calls for a moratorium on spyware and other digital technologies that infringe on human rights.