Immigration Detainees in Canada Desperate for Release, Transparency
Some Released, Remainder Face Serious Risks from COVID-19
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Some Released, Remainder Face Serious Risks from COVID-19
Vague Language Can Be Misused to Quell Criticism
Planned ‘Expulsions’ From US Are Illegal, Harmful
Combat Ageism; Ensure Access to Health Care, Services
Unwarranted Amid Health Risks, Global Travel Restrictions
Monitor Lockdown Enforcement; Support Vulnerable Groups
Overcrowding, Unsanitary Conditions Threaten Catastrophe
Release Low-Level Offenders; Prioritize Older and Ill Prisoners
Misuse of COVID-19 Law as Dozens Face Probes, Backlash
Governments have a responsibility to protect foreign domestic workers.
European governments should do more to stop COVID-19 related racist abuse
Extend Releases to Those at Special Risk of COVID-19
Reduce Overcrowding by Releasing Low-Risk and Vulnerable Prisoners