Stop the crackdown on workers in #Bangladesh:

Repeat with us: organizing is not a crime, workers have the right to demonstrate and strike to stand up for their rights. Stop the crackdown on workers in #Bangladesh: https://t.co/xyNv9lmSvT. #FreedomSafetyLivingWage#MadeInBangladesh should NOT mean #MadeInFear#LabourDaypic.twitter.com/Ow5JxAFuHs

— Clean Clothes (@cleanclothes) 1. Mai 2019

Come on voters for @RupaHuq its very close https://t.co/KGM6LTU1x8

— Toby Cadman (@tobycadman) 30. April 2019

Within one year after the promulgation of the #LèseMajesté criminal offense in Feb 2018, two individuals have already been convicted for allegedly insulting the King on Facebook posts. Find out more with our new snapshot https://t.co/zkPoDWJoRk#Cambodia#FreedomofExpressionpic.twitter.com/9TJtPNFD3f

— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 30. April 2019

CCHR releases an infographic on how states must protect against human rights abuses by 3rd parties, including businesses. This requires steps to prevent, investigate, punish & redress. KH https://t.co/n6txRB3Kkj & ENG https://t.co/glJk1RZaVd #Cambodia#bizhumanrights#HumanRightspic.twitter.com/DAmD7APz9S

— CCHR Cambodia (@cchrcambodia) 29. April 2019

Happening now: rally of workers, communities, CSOs to commemorate Labor Day. Together we protect fundamental freedoms. We have petition detailing our demands and you could take part by signing this too https://t.co/REn0IvKqi7) #MayDay2019#StandUp4HumanRightspic.twitter.com/RRHwfXr6oU

— Sopheap Chak (@sopheapfocus) 1. Mai 2019

Romani families are fighting back in the European Court of Human Rights against discrimination in the system for taking their children into care – we just intervened in a case before @ECHRPress against #Italy where racism was clear #terrnipe

— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 30. April 2019

School segregation – #Albania has a case to answer before @ECHRPress for maintaining a school with only Romani and Egyptian children in #Korca We are representing, pushing for Albania to implement the desegregation plan they promised #sicljovipe https://t.co/497rnaJD8w

— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 29. April 2019

On #InternationalLabourDay we stand with victims of #ForcedLabour in #Uzbekistan. We will continue to monitor and report on forced labour in the #cotton and #silk sectors in 2019 until this practice is eradicated. #LabourRights = #HumanRights#Solidarity💪pic.twitter.com/eOBNt7jxoQ

— Uzbek-German Forum (@UGFHumanRights) 1. Mai 2019

Complaints about safety in Bangladesh factories hit a high in 2018 | Canadian Occupational Safety https://t.co/l8ckCwHWNx

— Labor Rights Forum (@ILRF) 28. April 2019

Not only a #CETA tribunal but ANY #ISDS tribunal that makes a ruling that interferes with right of Union to set level of protection for regulation in public interest-the ruling would be invalid in the #EU, thus not enforceable there. @snlester@BrownColinMhttps://t.co/shKWGylZrJ

— Rob Howse (@howserob) 30. April 2019

Thanks to @NevilleSouthall for letting us take over his account this evening. 👏

Check out our thread – tracking our work holding the 🇲🇲 army to account, fighting for political prisoners, exposing ‚Dirty List‘ companies like @tetleyuk and more. 👇https://t.co/8Cb9kcHbAd

— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 24. April 2019

Symposium on Soldier Self-Defense and International Law: Highlighting and Framing the Issue https://t.co/8SvbfNkJ8f

— Opinio Juris (@opiniojuris) 29. April 2019

As predicted, law professors are expected to staff #CETA tribunals (#CJEU opinion para. 240 noting admission by EU Commission during oral hearing). Monthly retainer will provide a welcome supplemental income for a fortunate few. Guesses about whom? Discuss amongst yourselves.

— David Schneiderman (@d_schneiderman) 1. Mai 2019

In case anyone wondered how low #AungSanSuuKyi could go, she’s now on a trip to make common cause with #Cambodia dictator #HunSen. Our #Nobel prize winning democracy icon in action. https://t.co/6vUmjdzOoH

— Brad Adams (@BradMAdams) 30. April 2019

Before #LiuXia left #China, she recovered „an old photo album containing pictures of her husband … in their apartment’s piles of books & art. She brought it with her to #Germany, as a reminder, she said, that “I remain at the place I left behind.”“https://t.co/KVTxbu5Zqn

— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 1. Mai 2019

Trying to defend the silence of UN Secretary-General @AntonioGuterres on human rights, his spokesman highlights times when he speaks generically about human rights without mentioning a perpetrator. That doesn’t count. https://t.co/UKxBnwGlJ0 My critique: https://t.co/zPx6ei0vXo pic.twitter.com/VkmHdBJ00f

— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) 27. April 2019

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres raised the plight of Muslims in China’s Xinjiang region during a visit to Beijing , a U.N. spokesman said. He must be reading @EliLakehttps://t.co/rNMvzcRBfi

— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) 30. April 2019

Pleased to share my new article with @WarOnTheRocks. Thanks to @ushasahay and editorial team for their work and also @JimMillward@adrianzenz and @dtbyler for comments on previous drafts https://t.co/FTxkuhGdDj

— Michael Clarke (@meclarke114) 25. April 2019

A fleet of U.S.-made satellites helps China’s government police its people, including the suppression of the 2008/09 riots in Tibet an Xinjiang; report by @WSJhttps://t.co/If1S2wE0rH

— Adrian Zenz (@adrianzenz) 25. April 2019

New @hrw report reveals how #China#Xinjiang authorities’ mass surveillance system monitor people’s movements by tracing their phones, vehicles, and ID cards, and keeps track of people’s use of electricity and gas stations: https://t.co/mzedt69atJpic.twitter.com/sGP6ghqwVK

— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 1. Mai 2019