Discrimination Lettre concernant des normes discriminatoires envers les femmes dans le Code Civil 21/05/2015 Guinea against women; de la République de Guinée de 1983. Selon les informations reçues, les articles 328 et AL 331 du Code Civil de la République de Guinée de 1983 sont discriminatoires à l’égard de la femme et stipulent en outre que le mari peut à ce que sa femme exerce s’opposer une profession séparée de celui-ci, et à vivre dans une résidence choisie l’obliger uniquement par lui-même. Migrants; Allegations of of irregular migrants from Myanmar and “push back” policies 21/05/2015 Indonesia Summary Bangladesh in the Bay of Bengal. According to the information received, migrants JUA executions; have travelled irregularly through South-East Asia to enter the territorial waters of Torture; Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Reportedly, after days of navigation resulting from Trafficking; repeated push backs from one country to another, irregular migrants had limited access to water and food, resulting in their death during their time at sea or after they had reached land. Serious concern is expressed about the push back policy implemented against irregular migrants entering territorial waters. Particular concern is expressed regarding their health and personal safety whilst at sea. Additional concern is expressed at the push back policy in instances where some may be asylum seekers leaving a country where they may face violence, persecution, torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment or other serious human rights violations.
21/05/2015 AL Guinea Discrimination against women; Lettre concernant des normes discriminatoires envers les femmes dans le Code Civil de la République de Guinée de 1983. Selon les informations reçues, les articles 328 et 331 du Code Civil de la République de Guinée de 1983 sont discriminatoires à l’égard de la femme et stipulent en outre que le mari peut s’opposer à ce que sa femme exerce une profession séparée de celui-ci, et l’obliger à vivre dans une résidence choisie uniquement par lui-même. 21/05/2015 JUA Indonesia Migrants; Summary executions; Torture; Trafficking; Allegations of “push back” policies of irregular migrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh in the Bay of Bengal. According to the information received, migrants have travelled irregularly through South-East Asia to enter the territorial waters of Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Reportedly, after days of navigation resulting from repeated push backs from one country to another, irregular migrants had limited access to water and food, resulting in their death during their time at sea or after they had reached land. Serious concern is expressed about the push back policy implemented against irregular migrants entering territorial waters. Particular concern is expressed regarding their health and personal safety whilst at sea. Additional concern is expressed at the push back policy in instances where some may be asylum seekers leaving a country where they may face violence, persecution, torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment or other serious human rights violations.