🎙️ Out now! Ep. 9 of the #RECLAIM podcast "Post-truth be told" 🔊 From EU media–institution ties to new business models shaping policy. 🎤 Host: @alvarooleart.bsky.social | Guests: @ciarabottomley.bsky.social, @paolatamma.bsky.social, @jameskanter.bsky.social 🎧: open.spotify.com/episode/3Q9W...

"The #media should pick up on the divisive language that we are seeing coming out of the EU institutions. Rather than critiquing this vocabulary, the media often repeats it" - @ciarabottomley.bsky.social (Media Manager, @amnesty.org) at our live podcast recording 🎙️ /19

This year @amnesty.org is launching its global report on human rights in Brussels! Press conference not to be missed. Details 👇

Is the EU creating migration policy based on feelings rather than facts? @ciarabottomley.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYtY...

Today, @ec.europa.eu will announce new return proposals – paving the way for ‘return hubs’ or deportation centres outside the EU & widescale detention in Europe. Unworkable, expensive and inhumane – here's why these proposals won’t work & what the EU should do instead🧵

Today's EU proposals on return are a "new low", says @amnestyeu.bsky.social. The @ec.europa.eu has caved to unworkable and inhumane demands of a few anti-migration govts. Beyond return hubs, it sets out a disproportionate and punitive approach to returns that ignores all evidence. bit.ly/3DyuTbB

Re: "The Brief – Never again?" published in @euractiv.com Matthew Karnitschnig makes baseless & racist accusations which stoke anti-Muslim fear & hatred. We cannot support a publication that promotes Islamophobic tropes & fails to learn from its mistakes. www.amnesty.eu/news/mainstr...

Apple hit by Belgian probe over ‘blood minerals’ from Congo on.ft.com/42lzGHn

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Or they could stop committing war crimes?

Thousands of Nepali-speaking Bhutanese were forced to flee their homeland in the 1990s. Decades later, many remain in limbo, torn between dreams of repatriation and the harsh realities of statelessness. Latest from Damak, Nepal with Rojita Adhikari: www.dw.com/en/bhutanese...

Already tired from creating *another* online personality.