Human rights January 6, 2019
Short Link:Human Rights Watch Released Top Human Rights Tweets of the Week
Trending rights tweets this week:
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Netflix agreed to censor a comedy episode because Saudi Arabia complained about it; powerful film showing China’s detention of upwards of one million Uighur Muslims for forced indoctrination; the Democratic Republic of Congo’s elections marred by systemic irregularities; and everyday people who inspired HRW in 2018.
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