“行为恶劣”:ICE 雇用被指控“酷刑”的公司追踪无证儿童
独家:承包商否认了包括“强迫失踪”在内的指控,并将协助寻找无伴侣未成年人。一份合同文件显示,美国移民及海关执法局 (ICE) 已将一份合同授予一家曾面临“酷刑”和“强迫失踪”指控的私营安保公司,以协助追踪独自抵达美国的无证移民儿童。ICE 在美国境内追查这些未成年人的工作力度大幅加强,甚至已将部分任务外包给第三方,旨在部署“地面力量”以寻找此前已从美国政府监管中获释的移民儿童。 继续阅读...
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独家:承包商否认了包括“强迫失踪”在内的指控,并将协助寻找无伴侣未成年人。一份合同文件显示,美国移民及海关执法局 (ICE) 已将一份合同授予一家曾面临“酷刑”和“强迫失踪”指控的私营安保公司,以协助追踪独自抵达美国的无证移民儿童。ICE 在美国境内追查这些未成年人的工作力度大幅加强,甚至已将部分任务外包给第三方,旨在部署“地面力量”以寻找此前已从美国政府监管中获释的移民儿童。 继续阅读...
theguardian.comWilderness Society 表示,这些修改破坏了旨在扭转植物、动物和生态系统退化趋势的 national standards 的初衷。 获取我们的突发新闻邮件、免费 app 或每日新闻 podcast。 环保团体指责 Albanese government 淡化了一项保护受威胁物种和生态系统的提案。 National environmental standards 是 Parliament 在 11 月通过的 Australia 自然法改革的关键支柱。继续阅读...
theguardian.com参加该校年度仪式的大学生表示,她们穿着泳装的照片在未经同意的情况下被发表在全国性报纸上。 周五黎明太阳升起时,数百名 St Andrews University 的学生将冒着严寒进入北海,参加一年一度的 May Dip,这是一项据称能为考试带来好运的本科生仪式。但海滩上并不仅有学生。近年来,这一奇特的仪式已成为通讯社和自由摄影师的目标,他们希望利用穿着比基尼的学生照片牟利,其中一些人甚至在 Fife 海岸路径附近的 East Sands 沙丘上露营过夜。 “它毁了我的夜晚,”照片出现在 Scotsman 刊登的一组照片中的学生之一 Anna 说道。“现在每当我想到那次 May Dip,我就会想到那张形象,仅此而已。” 继续阅读...
theguardian.comStrict protocols violated by corrections staff who wrongly believed sexual assault cases were ‘closed’, ombudsman findsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMen charged with alleged prison rapes were allowed to stay in shared cells – against strict protocols – by Queensland corrections staff who mistakenly believed their cases were “closed” and that they posed no risk, a report by the state’s ombudsman has found.The ombudsman’s inspection report of the Brisbane correctional centre raises a number of concerns about the facility, including extensive overcrowding, health facilities that are not fit for purpose and complaints that chicken served to detainees and staff is often undercooked. Continue reading...
theguardian.comDavid Pocock says prime minister – who is trying to shore up fuel supplies – is parroting industry talking pointsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor is poised to reject a growing push for a new 25% tax on gas exports in next month’s budget, prompting David Pocock to accuse the government of “caving in” to the gas industry.It’s understood the government has elected not to pursue a new tax on gas exports in the budget, prompted in part by the global oil crisis and Anthony Albanese’s diplomatic efforts in shoring up fuel supply from Asian allies by pledging reliable access to liquefied natural gas. Continue reading...
theguardian.comWilson denies allegations made by Charlotte MacInnes, who she claims told her about uncomfortable situation with producerFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastRebel Wilson has been accused in court of hiring a private investigator and having false information published online in order to paint another actor as a “money grabbing opportunist” who withdrew a sexual harassment allegation for financial gain.But lawyers for Wilson insist that the harassment complaint was only withdrawn when Charlotte MacInnes – the star of her film, The Deb – decided to support the woman who had allegedly harassed her. Continue reading...
theguardian.comThe government has defended its response, citing the upcoming royal commission and work done by the Islamophobia and antisemitism special envoysGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastFederal Labor has been accused of dragging its feet on a plan to combat systemic racism in Australia, nearly 18 months after it received recommendations from the human rights commission.New documents released to the Senate show no progress on the national strategy delivered to the government and published in November 2024 – despite the race discrimination commissioner imploring the government to take action in five letters and at least two meetings. Continue reading...
theguardian.comLabour calls on Nigel Farage to sack candidates and says his party’s checks ‘clearly not fit for purpose’Reform UK’s checks on candidates are “clearly not fit for purpose”, Labour has said after two more candidates in May’s local elections were accused of making offensive or potentially racist social media posts.Meanwhile, it emerged that Restore Britain, the party set up by the MP Rupert Lowe after he left Reform, appeared to have accepted a donation from someone who has called publicly on social media for “another Hitler” to come to power. Continue reading...
theguardian.comTrump ally grilled by lawmakers over ‘terrible decisions’ on vaccines, public health and funding cuts to key programsUS politics – latest updatesVaccines and public health dominated a frequently contentious hearing with Robert F Kennedy Jr on Thursday before the US House ways and means committee.Kennedy, the controversial health secretary and a longtime vaccine opponent, has overseen sweeping changes to routine vaccination recommendations and has promoted misinformation even amid the biggest measles outbreak in decades. Continue reading...
theguardian.comBrain Cole Jr, accused of planting the devices near the RNC and DNC buildings in DC, faces two more felony countsThe individual accused of placing pipe bombs near the headquarters of both the Republican and Democratic national committees on the night before the January 6 Capitol attack is now facing two more felony counts, as detailed in a newly released indictment on Wednesday.Brian Cole Jr, 30, of Woodbridge, Virginia, had previously been arrested in December and charged with transporting and positioning two improvised explosive devices outside the DNC and RNC buildings. The updated indictment introduces charges of attempting to use weapons of mass destruction and carrying out an act of terrorism while armed. Continue reading...
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