T&T faces calls for stronger human rights protections at UN review
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Senior Reporter jesse.ramdeo@cnc3.co.tt Trinidad and Tobago has come under renewed international scrutiny over human trafficking, the death penalty, discrimination, the treatment of migrants and gaps in its legislative framework, as countries made a series of recommendations during the country’s fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Geneva yesterday. The review, conducted before the United Nations Human Rights Council’s Working Group on the UPR, examined the country’s human rights record and its implementation of recommendations from the previous review cycle. Continue reading T&T faces…
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