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This allowed for closer scrutiny of human cases.

Beijing might have also been concerned that the Chen case would attract increased scrutiny of human rights issues in the United States Congress at a time when China is seeking to enter the World Trade Organization, Olympic officials said.

mission is part of Russia's strategy to cut off scrutiny of human rights conditions in Chechnya and portray the situation as normalizing," said Elizabeth Andersen, executive director of the Europe and Central Asia division of Human Rights Watch.

With the international community fixated on Iran's nuclear ambitions, Ebadi says there is dwindling scrutiny of human rights in her homeland, and the hardline president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has taken advantage of this to increase repression.

Consequently, economic development policies for improving reproductive health are now subjected to the scrutiny of human rights groups and agencies at the national as well as international levels (5– 7).

It is a harrowing experience, this film, shot starkly in the winter light of its title and filled with wintry silences, the camera often unmoving in its scrutiny of the human face in anguish, uncertainty, and yearning.

Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said in the statement that, with the action, "the Uzbek government sends a clear message that it isn't willing to tolerate critical scrutiny of its human rights record".

17 to Dec. 11) focuses on his relentless scrutiny of the human body in motion, not only in his painting, prints and sculpture but in the context of the photography of the late 19th century (including some images by Degas himself) and early film technology (in which he was keenly interested).

Scrutiny of serious human rights violations in countries like Iran, Cuba, Sri Lanka, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo were discontinued, weakened, or avoided altogether.

The Indian government has long resisted scrutiny of its human-rights record in Kashmir and deflects blame for the violence onto Pakistan's support for jihadi groups.

"To hide behind sovereignty as an excuse to avoid international scrutiny for violations of human rights is a shameful tactic that is typical of authoritarian regimes with something to hide".