Bangladesh: New Law Will Silence Critics
Digital Security Act is Overly Broad, Ripe for Abuse
![Bangladesh's President Abdul Hamid (3rd R) and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (2nd L) walk near female members of the Bangladesh army at the national parade ground in Dhaka on December 16, 2015.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201802asia_bangladesh_dsa.jpg?itok=Aw0noEkB)
Digital Security Act is Overly Broad, Ripe for Abuse
Ominous Sign for Freedoms of Association, Expression, Assembly
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Racist algorithms and unlimited judicial discretion threaten to increase pretrial incarceration in California.
Item 7 General Debate
A call to support a resolution at HRC 39 to ensure monitoring and reporting to the Council
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Denying Crisis, Government Keeps Venezuelans in the Dark
Item 6 UPR Adoption of Cameroon
Expanding Sign Language Education Provides Opportunities, Opens Doors
Human Rights Watch Makes Material Available in Sign Language
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