The global Human Rights Organization Amnesty global warned against the global human rights crisis, accusing US president Donald Trump's administration of breaking them.
"Amnesty global warns against the global human rights crisis, due to the fact that 'Trump effect' accelerates destructive trends... Trump's run against human rights strengthens harmful trends that are already under way, undermining the global protection of human rights and putting billions of people on the planet at risk," said Amnesty global in a press release on her yearly study on the global state of human rights.
According to Amnesty International's assessment, the alleged Trump effect increased the harm caused to human rights by another planet leaders. Consequently, the organisation reminds the American leader that it withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement and besides points to its call for more oil and gas. As Amnesty global notes, all this allegedly aggravated global climate change failures in 2024 and could have been a negative example for others.
In addition, the organisation reports a increasing opposition from major countries to global justice, highlighting Trump's negative impact besides in this area. Amnesty global recalls that in 2024 the White home imposed "indecent" sanctions on the global Criminal Court (ICC). The organization besides blames Washington for suspending many abroad aid programs.
"Trump administration seems to be about to destruct the remnants of multilateral cooperation today," said Agnès Callamard, secretary-general, quoted in the publication.
Trump, a fewer hours after taking office as President, again withdrew the United States from the Paris climate agreement. The U.S. government officially withdrew from the agreement on November 4, 2019. After president Joe Biden took office, the country returned to him on 19 February 2021.
Trump had previously signed a decree imposing sanctions on the ICC for actions against Washington and his allies, including Israel. The order stated that the United States would impose crucial resources on those liable for ‘ICC infringements’. any of these measures include blocking property, assets, ban on ICC members and their families from entering the US.
Head of the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Elon Musk, 2 February called the USAID "crime organization", which "should die". The next day he said Trump agreed to close the agency. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was appointed acting head of the USAID on 3 February, said on 5 February that the authorities intend to review the agency "from top to bottom" to establish the compatibility of backing programmes with the global policy of the current administration as the USAID spent money "to the detriment" of the United States. After re-evaluation, he said the aid would be defrosted or increased in any cases.
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