US Must Skip a 2020 Human rights Report In Wake Of Protests Against George Floyd, Police Violence - News Summed Up

US Must Skip a 2020 Human rights Report In Wake Of Protests Against George Floyd, Police Violence


EACH AND EVERY YEAR, the United States Department of State reports on Human Rights Practices covering internationally recognized individual, civil, political, and worker rights, as set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international agreements. WHILE WE WELCOME the show of solidarity from the United States government and deep concerns, the US can pay no greater tribute to injustice and human rights violations around the world, than by marking an asterisk on 2020 for its Human Rights report. This means, US State Department Annual Report this year. In an emergency vote Friday, the Minneapolis City Council agreement with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, which opened a civil rights investigation this week into the city’s police department in the wake of the killing of George Floyd. MAKE NO MISTAKE, the world welcomes and looks forward to the US Annual Human Rights Report, they help spot sores in the eyes of governments clamping down on free speech, human rights, child trafficking and a host of other abuses.


Source: Front Page Africa June 09, 2020 06:33 UTC



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