731. Building halt for the controversial Belo Monte Dam in Brazil   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) is pleased to announce that the controversial Belo Monte Dam building project on the Xingu River in the Brazilian state of Pará was halted by a Brazilian  

732. Spain: Sharp criticism of Germany’s handling of the Catalonia crisis   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) accuses the German government of making serious mistakes in dealing with the Catalonia crisis.  

733. Pope’s visit to the Central African Republic a “sign against forgetting”   According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), Pope Francis’ planned visit to the Central African Republic in late November is to be seen as “an important sign against forgetting regarding  

734. Libya: Victims of racism in Tawergha need special protection   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) calls for special protection of the 35,000 war refugees who would like to return home to the city of Tawergha in Libya, from where they had escaped from  

735. India: Resentment towards Rohingya refugees from Burma   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) accuses India’s Hindu nationalist government of systematically defaming and criminalizing Muslim Rohingya refugees from Burma, aiming to drive the 40,000  

736. Somalia is threatened by a new famine – violence continues to increase – Bundeswehr instructors are not safe   According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), Somalia is facing another famine and is therefore in desperate need of more humanitarian aid. About 850,000 people are in urgent need for help  

737. Complaint filed with UN against birth limitation for Muslims in Burma   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has filed a complaint against the official birth restrictions for Muslims in Burma at the United Nations Human Rights Council. These discriminations are based  

738. Covid-19 in Brazil   APIB publishes emergency plan: No help from the Bolsonaro government – Indigenous communities must help themselves Plan includes medical care and education of the indigenous population To  

739. Blocking of social media platforms in Sudan   The Sudanese authorities are deliberately blocking social media platforms in order to prevent anti-government protests. Last weekend, 28 million mobile phone users were affected. So far, 66 people  

740. Raw material for solar modules through Uyghur forced labor   Raw material for solar modules produced by Uyghur forced labor: German energy transition must not come at the expense of human rights in China The world's four largest solar module manufacturers