The European Parliament adopted resolutions on human rights violations in Thailand, Sudan, and Azerbaijan. Key issues include Thailand’s lese-majesty law and Uyghur deportations, Sudan’s humanitarian crisis due to conflict and sexual violence, and Azerbaijan’s unlawful detention of Armenian hostages. Resolutions call for reforms, humanitarian access, and sanctions against violators.
On Thursday, the European Parliament enacted human rights resolutions addressing serious violations in Thailand, Sudan, and Azerbaijan. They specifically condemned Thailand’s lese-majesty law and the deportation of Uyghur refugees, urging the nation to cease forced deportations and implement reforms. The Parliament’s call for Thailand includes granting unrestricted access to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for Uyghur asylum seekers and amnesty for political prisoners under repressive laws.
The European Parliament’s resolutions highlight the urgent need for action to address human rights violations in Thailand, Sudan, and Azerbaijan. By advocating for reforms, humanitarian aid, and sanctions, MEPs seek to promote justice and protect vulnerable populations from abuses in these countries.
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