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Human rights group Justice for Sisters documented 11 alleged violations during a raid on a health club in Chow Kit last month. Co-founder Thilaga Sulathireh said detainees could only contact family members 8 hours later, prompting some relatives to file missing persons reports. 🧵1

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Degenerate rights

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Fuck off hideous creatures

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Human rights kena tukar jdi degenerate rights, baru tepat.

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It added that officers reportedly asked intrusive questions about the detainees, raising concerns of intimidation and privacy breaches. "A lot of the questions asked were about sex, their sex life, their sexual orientation, and whether they had HIV," Thilaga said. 🧵2

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Several detainees reported poor management during processing, including being denied access to toilets and enduring prolonged periods without food or water. Thilaga also reported medical emergencies during the raid that went unattended, as no medical teams were on site. 🧵3

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Missing person? Later found in someone else’s ass?

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Okay but what about that poor lady whose husband was among those detained. By all accounts he is living a double life, 4 kids at home be damned. Are you not going to seek justice for that sister? I mean your NGO already carry the name might as well act like one.

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mana tudung nampak pusat macam dalam gambaq apa haritu? takda DNI pon deme ni??? penipu mat!?!

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Clear breach of professional conduct, if ever PDRM dogs could be called that.

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Golongan seks dubor wajib ditentang

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The bigger issue is polis detain n kill on the spot

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Should be justice for gay faggotb

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The Association of Ugly Ass Loser Pieces of Shit.

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Will there be any change ?

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U call it violation ok the law. To many of us LGBT is a violation of law as per the Quran. Why can't u respect us.

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mai dah terpaling human rights…

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NO TO LGBTQ !!!!! INI TANAH MELAYU KAMI ORANG ISLAM

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Go F urself

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Don't tolerate with this fucking LGBTQ

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Sisters not persatuan wanita? Yg tu gym T20 right? Why they do not come out to speak for themself? Takut orang tau kot

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How about their wife?

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Lol

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Bila polis buat kerja ko org sibuk dng so call human rights..nnt klu rakyat buat kerja ramai2 baru ada akal nk lari ..

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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands that all persons guilty of kidnapping Ukrainian citizens, their ill-treatment, pressure, intimidation, and abuse, the denial of access to consular assistance and medications, depriving them of communication, and other violations of their rights, as well as theft of the property and valuables of Oschadbank, be brought to justice. The Hungarian side knew that the cash-in-transit guards were unarmed, yet the detention of Ukrainian citizens was carried out by Hungary's Counter Terrorism Centre. An armored personnel carrier was used during the detention, and the TEK officers involved were armed with machine guns and grenade launchers," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has revealed details of the detention of seven Ukrainians captured by Hungary, which indicate that physical and psychological pressure was exerted on the detainees, as well as violations of international legal obligations by Budapest. The detainees had the status of witnesses, but they were transported blindfolded and in handcuffs. It should be noted that such actions by the Hungarian intelligence agencies constitute torture within the meaning of the European Convention on Human Rights. It is known that the Hungarian side confiscated the guards' personal belongings, including mobile phones, so the detainees were unable to inform their relatives or employer of their whereabouts. Most of the personal belongings confiscated during the arrest were not returned to the bank workers. One of the detainees, who has diabetes, experienced a deterioration in his health. Medical assistance was provided only after he lost consciousness and had to be taken to a hospital. The detained bank workers were not allowed to give testimony in their native language, and they were spoken to in Russian. In addition, the Ukrainian citizens were also denied access to legal counsel, nor were they allowed to meet with the Ukrainian consul, despite requests from the embassy and the detainees. The employees of the involved Hungarian services allowed the consul to be present during investigative actions involving the detainees, but ultimately provided false information about the whereabouts of the Ukrainians. According to the Foreign Ministry, these facts indicate gross violations by Hungary of its international legal obligations, in particular the European Convention on Human Rights and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Oschadbank and the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry are demanding that Hungary return the bank's valuables and the vehicles used for their transportation. The National Bank of Ukraine has proposed that the European Commission act as an independent arbiter in the case of the bank workers abducted by Hungary. 📹: bbc_ua/Instagram
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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands that all persons guilty of kidnapping Ukrainian citizens, their ill-treatment, pressure, intimidation, and abuse, the denial of access to consular assistance and medications, depriving them of communication, and other violations of their rights, as well as theft of the property and valuables of Oschadbank, be brought to justice. The Hungarian side knew that the cash-in-transit guards were unarmed, yet the detention of Ukrainian citizens was carried out by Hungary's Counter Terrorism Centre. An armored personnel carrier was used during the detention, and the TEK officers involved were armed with machine guns and grenade launchers," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has revealed details of the detention of seven Ukrainians captured by Hungary, which indicate that physical and psychological pressure was exerted on the detainees, as well as violations of international legal obligations by Budapest. The detainees had the status of witnesses, but they were transported blindfolded and in handcuffs. It should be noted that such actions by the Hungarian intelligence agencies constitute torture within the meaning of the European Convention on Human Rights. It is known that the Hungarian side confiscated the guards' personal belongings, including mobile phones, so the detainees were unable to inform their relatives or employer of their whereabouts. Most of the personal belongings confiscated during the arrest were not returned to the bank workers. One of the detainees, who has diabetes, experienced a deterioration in his health. Medical assistance was provided only after he lost consciousness and had to be taken to a hospital. The detained bank workers were not allowed to give testimony in their native language, and they were spoken to in Russian. In addition, the Ukrainian citizens were also denied access to legal counsel, nor were they allowed to meet with the Ukrainian consul, despite requests from the embassy and the detainees. The employees of the involved Hungarian services allowed the consul to be present during investigative actions involving the detainees, but ultimately provided false information about the whereabouts of the Ukrainians. According to the Foreign Ministry, these facts indicate gross violations by Hungary of its international legal obligations, in particular the European Convention on Human Rights and the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Oschadbank and the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry are demanding that Hungary return the bank's valuables and the vehicles used for their transportation. The National Bank of Ukraine has proposed that the European Commission act as an independent arbiter in the case of the bank workers abducted by Hungary. 📹: bbc_ua/Instagram

Anton Gerashchenko

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🚨 Horrific reports emerging from #Iran. This video reveals a deeply disturbing story from Rajaei Heart Hospital in #Tehran. According to documents and testimonies obtained by journalists, security forces targeted medical staff whose only “crime” was treating wounded protesters. Two nurses were murdered at the scene in front of their colleagues, and five more were arrested, who were later subjected to horrific torture and gang rape. Testimonies describe sexual violence and brutal abuse against detained nurses, including assaults that have left victims with life-threatening and permanent injuries. These are not acts of law enforcement; these are crimes against humanity. The world cannot stay silent while doctors and nurses are punished for saving lives. We call on the United Nations, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the World Health Organization to urgently investigate these reports, stop supporting the Islamic regime, and force them to either comply with international human rights laws or face the consequences, including their proxies, members, and families in Western countries. United Nations Amnesty International World Health Organization (WHO) Human Rights Watch #Rajei_Hospital
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🚨 Horrific reports emerging from #Iran. This video reveals a deeply disturbing story from Rajaei Heart Hospital in #Tehran. According to documents and testimonies obtained by journalists, security forces targeted medical staff whose only “crime” was treating wounded protesters. Two nurses were murdered at the scene in front of their colleagues, and five more were arrested, who were later subjected to horrific torture and gang rape. Testimonies describe sexual violence and brutal abuse against detained nurses, including assaults that have left victims with life-threatening and permanent injuries. These are not acts of law enforcement; these are crimes against humanity. The world cannot stay silent while doctors and nurses are punished for saving lives. We call on the United Nations, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the World Health Organization to urgently investigate these reports, stop supporting the Islamic regime, and force them to either comply with international human rights laws or face the consequences, including their proxies, members, and families in Western countries. United Nations Amnesty International World Health Organization (WHO) Human Rights Watch #Rajei_Hospital

Milad.T 🦁🇦🇺

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A video message sent exclusively to me by Ibrahim Shikho, Head of the respected and widely‑trusted ‘Human Rights Organization–Afrin’, details grave violations in Aleppo’s Kurdish neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh. Shikho reports that armed groups linked to the interim government’s Ministry of Defense carried out massacres and mass abductions during recent clashes. Documented so far: • 20 civilians killed, including an entire family • 125 civilians injured • Around 1,000 abducted, with many still missing • Unknown Asayish casualties, amid accusations that Damascus authorities are concealing bodies Shikho also warns of preparations for a new military operation in Deir Hafer, potentially extending to Tabqa and Raqqa, where thousands of displaced Afrin people now live. He says this could trigger renewed displacement and further humanitarian suffering. Shikho expresses gratitude to the international community and the United States for the support and urges continued engagement, calling for accountability for hatred‑motivated crimes against humanity against Kurdish civilians. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham
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A video message sent exclusively to me by Ibrahim Shikho, Head of the respected and widely‑trusted ‘Human Rights Organization–Afrin’, details grave violations in Aleppo’s Kurdish neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh. Shikho reports that armed groups linked to the interim government’s Ministry of Defense carried out massacres and mass abductions during recent clashes. Documented so far: • 20 civilians killed, including an entire family • 125 civilians injured • Around 1,000 abducted, with many still missing • Unknown Asayish casualties, amid accusations that Damascus authorities are concealing bodies Shikho also warns of preparations for a new military operation in Deir Hafer, potentially extending to Tabqa and Raqqa, where thousands of displaced Afrin people now live. He says this could trigger renewed displacement and further humanitarian suffering. Shikho expresses gratitude to the international community and the United States for the support and urges continued engagement, calling for accountability for hatred‑motivated crimes against humanity against Kurdish civilians. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham

Mutlu Civiroglu

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🇧🇭 Mohammad al-Mousawi disappeared on March 19 after attending prayers and reappeared days later when his family was told to collect his body from a Bahraini military hospital. Relatives and witnesses said his body showed bruises, cuts, wounds on the soles of his feet, and signs consistent with whipping, electrocution, and burns — accounts supported by images circulating online and reviewed by AP. Authorities said he had been detained on suspicion of spying for Iran—a charge they routinely level at critics of the government—and dismissed the images as “misleading.” They later attributed his death to a heart attack. Maryam Al-Khawaja, a Bahraini-born activist based in Denmark, told Drop Site that dozens have been detained in recent weeks for speech and protest activity linked to the war, describing a widening crackdown by the Sunni Al-Khalifa ruling family. She also highlighted the continued imprisonment of political prisoners, including her father, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, a prominent opposition figure and co-founder of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, serving a life sentence. Al-Khawaja told Drop Site the situation in Bahrain is a “ticking time-bomb”: “There’s even more reasons for uprisings right now in the GCC than we even had in 2011… We are going to come to a breaking point.” Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain | Maryam Alkhawaja
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🇧🇭 Mohammad al-Mousawi disappeared on March 19 after attending prayers and reappeared days later when his family was told to collect his body from a Bahraini military hospital. Relatives and witnesses said his body showed bruises, cuts, wounds on the soles of his feet, and signs consistent with whipping, electrocution, and burns — accounts supported by images circulating online and reviewed by AP. Authorities said he had been detained on suspicion of spying for Iran—a charge they routinely level at critics of the government—and dismissed the images as “misleading.” They later attributed his death to a heart attack. Maryam Al-Khawaja, a Bahraini-born activist based in Denmark, told Drop Site that dozens have been detained in recent weeks for speech and protest activity linked to the war, describing a widening crackdown by the Sunni Al-Khalifa ruling family. She also highlighted the continued imprisonment of political prisoners, including her father, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, a prominent opposition figure and co-founder of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, serving a life sentence. Al-Khawaja told Drop Site the situation in Bahrain is a “ticking time-bomb”: “There’s even more reasons for uprisings right now in the GCC than we even had in 2011… We are going to come to a breaking point.” Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain | Maryam Alkhawaja

Drop Site

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