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Amnesty International USA

non-governmental organization based in the United Kingdomwww.amnestyusa.org

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Oct 28, 2026

Zolal HabibiGUEST
6:22
It is one of the, according to many very prominent, you know, distinguished lawyers and jurists, it is considered a, one of the worst massacres perpetrated since World War II, and is in the top three.
Zolal HabibiGUEST
6:42
And also the Amnesty International and some of the special rapporteurs on Iran have called it a genocide.
Zolal HabibiGUEST
6:50
Unfortunately, until this year, actually not this year, 2025, the UN had yet to recognize that this crime had even taken place.
Zolal HabibiGUEST
7:01
And for the first time, it was brought into the resolution, at the United Nations General Assembly in regards to Iran's human rights situation, addressing the 1988 massacre.
ChaxyHOST
47:41
So for context, more than 3 million Bangladeshis live and work in Saudi Arabia, mostly in low-paying jobs.
ChaxyHOST
47:48
Amnesty International reported around 100 executions there this year, many of them foreigners convicted of drug offenses.
ChaxyHOST
47:58
Oh
MariahHOST
47:59
yeah, they don't play about that.
Brian BoettcherHOST
2:30
So everybody can have that one.
Brian BoettcherHOST
2:32
Uses indicators that are the work of Amnesty International, Security Lab, Citizen Lab, MVT Project, and eCHAP.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:39
Okay, very cool.
Brian BoettcherHOST
2:42
Yeah, the thing that I'd be worried about with this is it's going to be too difficult for the normal people to use, like journalists, activists, or whatever.
speaker_1HOST
20:48
The film, which exposes the issue of forced organ harvesting in China, is being screened at several cinemas in western and southern France, as well as in Guadalupe, an overseas French region in the Caribbean.
speaker_1HOST
21:03
The screening attracted people from various walks of life, including members of the organizations Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture and Capital Punishment, ACAT and Amnesty International, as well as medical professionals and students from the University of La Rochelle.
speaker_1HOST
21:26
A student said that the documentary was exceptionally well made and that she learned a lot from it.
speaker_1HOST
21:34
Audience members were shocked by the forced organ harvesting in China, which the documentary exposes.
speaker_1HOST
21:52
Jean Allais, president of ACAT, expressed his support for the organizers and commended them for their efforts during the discussion following the premiere.
speaker_1HOST
22:04
He mentioned that he knew of a priest who had been imprisoned in China.
speaker_1HOST
22:09
A member of Amnesty International also emphasized the importance of raising public awareness of these issues.
speaker_1HOST
22:18
Mr. Alays wrote a letter to event organizers expressing his thoughts after watching the documentary State Organs.
Sam McBrideGUEST
12:36
He wasn't allowed to speak to a lawyer for three months after he was arrested.
Sam McBrideGUEST
12:40
Amnesty International said he'd been tortured.
Sam McBrideGUEST
12:42
I mean, you're getting a sense of what this country is like there.
Sam McBrideGUEST
12:45
It's in chaos.
Lauren ChenHOST
17:13
They've stated their goal is to forcibly remove 10,000 Haitians per week while the operation is ongoing, and they haven't announced an end date.
Lauren ChenHOST
17:20
Of course, the NGO orgs like Amnesty International have called this operation racist.
Lauren ChenHOST
17:25
So if you guys aren't familiar with that part of the world, uh haiti and the dominican republic are two sides of the same islands big islands split down the middle hispaniola if you you learned about like christopher columbus in history class that is now haiti and the dominican republic and it's funny apparently unlucky for the haitians they just keep getting the like the raw end of the deal the magic prosperous safer dirt of the island was on the dominican republic side so of course the american republic it's still you know it's still a developing country but still it is leaps and bounds safer and more economically and politically stable than haiti is and so they have actually a big problem in the dominican republic of haitians sneaking over onto their side of the island and kind of causing trouble frankly Oh, Vino Solo, thank you for being a subscriber for three months.
Lauren ChenHOST
18:18
Very, very appreciated.
Charles de la DesmaCORRESPONDENT
2:51
A Taraba police spokesman says the figure for the deaths is not definite, as more bodies are still being recovered.
Charles de la DesmaCORRESPONDENT
2:56
Amnesty International says the gunmen used the river to their advantage.
Charles de la DesmaCORRESPONDENT
3:01
What happened was that people were chased towards the river.
Charles de la DesmaCORRESPONDENT
3:04
Then they launched themselves into the river, trying to escape the bandits.
Charles de LedesmaCORRESPONDENT
0:26
A Taraba police spokesman says the figure for the deaths is not definite, as more bodies are still being recovered.
Charles de LedesmaCORRESPONDENT
0:32
Amnesty International says the gunmen used the river to their advantage.
Charles de LedesmaCORRESPONDENT
0:36
What happened was that people were chased towards the river.
Charles de LedesmaCORRESPONDENT
0:39
Then they launched themselves into the river, trying to escape the bandits.
speaker_6GUEST
8:29
He went like, I don't know what kind of a lunatic does that.
speaker_6GUEST
8:31
He went to a state being accused of genocide, not accused, being found to be doing genocide to Palestine by multiple organizations such as the United Nations, human rights, international scholars of genocide, Amnesty International, all these different organizations have declared what's going on in Gaza a genocide and what Israel is doing as a genocide.
speaker_6GUEST
8:51
And our police commissioner, our Edmontonian police commissioner, the person we're supposed to have trust in to keep our community safe, went there to learn their tactics.
speaker_2GUEST
8:59
I don't know babies are getting blown up with our dollars like I don't really know how else to like picture your baby getting blown up I don't know if I can't make you care with that then I'm I you're lost but it's yeah everything sucks right now but like we are funding a genocide in real time just like the holocaust you said you would stand up for the holocaust stand up for this
speaker_4UNKNOWN
2:53
We're going to get our first look when the releases come out today.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
2:55
Watchdogs like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have documented arbitrary detentions, lack of worker protections, restrictions on free expression.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
3:04
Janice McGregor, CBC News, Ottawa.
Mike MilesHOST
3:07
A truce has begun in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky.

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