Amnesty International documented arrests during protests in Cuba, and David Espinosa raised concerns about Cuban textbooks.

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Amnesty International documented repression in Cuba, and Cuba's Foreign Minister congratulated the UN High Commissioner on reappointment. All 1 developments

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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
- Cuba faces international pressure regarding its political system, and Guyana expresses solidarity regarding Cuba's challenges.Mon 17:45
- The US continues its pressure campaign against the island's government, which is currently facing the realities of its capital city, Havana.Mon 16:27
Amnesty International
non-governmental organization based in the United Kingdom
- Amnesty International monitors the situation regarding Israeli settlements located in the occupied West Bank.Mon 01:46
- Margaret Owen was detained during protests in Liverpool, which are facing criticism regarding the arrests and the ban on Palestine Action.Sun 22:39

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