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Human Rights Violations - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Thailand's apparent failure to deal with the issue of human trafficking over recent months has resulted in a downgrade of its performance in the 2021 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) annual report, issued by the US in July.
      - The country fell from Tier 2 ("mediocre") to Tier 2 Watchlist ("worrisome").
      - The downgrade is due to a number of reasons. An assessment was conducted in 2020 when law enforcement and prosecutions were less than those in 2019.
      - Citizens of Myanmar who are trying to find better work, looked to Thailand as an option for better work and pay, yet they have been lured in by human traffickers. When they arrive to Thailand they would be kidnapped and forced into hard labor with no pay and horrible condiments of life.
- - - - Ever since the Beirut port explosion, there have been widespread protest, where the protests have been faced with force by the Lebanese army and the thugs from the various political parties.
        
        The BBA went on strike over the unlawful arrest of lawyer Rami Ollaik after he was stuck if front of 2 high judicial judges in a power battle, where one sided with the prime minister Saad Hariri and the other siding with the president Michel Aoun.
        
        Another incident was the again unlawful arrest of lawyer Jimmy Hadchiti because he tried to defend his wife after his wife and kids were harassed by a member of the ISF.
- - - - Ever since war erupted in Syria, many power plants and gas lines have been destroyed or damaged. This is in addition to the destruction and loss of gas lines and fields, which are needed in the power generation process.
      - Syria is "ready" to help Lebanon with "transit for Egyptian gas and Jordanian electricity via Syrian territory," senior official Nasri Khouri told reporters, after the delegation led by interim deputy prime minister Zeina Akar met Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal al-Meqdad and Oil Minister Bassam Tomeh.
      - Ever since war erupted in Syria, many power plants and gas lines have been destroyed or damaged. This is in addition to the destruction and loss of gas lines and fields, which are needed in the power generation process.