Emma Reilly
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Human rights lawyer. UN whistleblower. Forced onto Twitter by defamation by a prince. Interesting times. Personal views.
Human Rights Lawyer Emma Reilly reveals that the UN is actively sharing the names of Uyghur dissidents with the Chinese Government, telling Maajid Nawaz the actions of the UN here are 'criminal.' @MaajidNawaz
With the UN facing a financial crisis, my mandate as Special Rapporteur welcomes donations & philanthropic partnerships to support our independent expert work in defence of human rights worldwide
Just pointing out that I broke the story 7 months ago that Mandelson failed vetting from the security services and put it to Downing Street...so the idea that Downing Street only found out on Tuesday is complete nonsense. independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…
« La France ne peut se déployer que dans une relation privilégiée avec les Chinois », écrivais-je en 2010. Cela m'a valu de nombreuses moqueries et calomnies. Où en sommes-nous maintenant ? Chaque jour de retard dans une relation à construire avec la Chine, c'est autant de secteurs qu'on perd et d'accords qu'on ne pourra pas négocier. La Chine constitue autant un pôle de stabilité que la première puissance technique mondiale. Il faudra passer un pacte avec elle. L'Espagne et le Canada l’ont déjà fait.
Testimony from a former intern sheds light on how Jeffrey Epstein used the International Peace Institute to attract, move, and control young women under the guise of diplomatic opportunities –including in Geneva. ➡️ l.genevasolutions.news/PY
⚡️Russia launched a digital service for submitting applications from foreigners who want to live & work in the country — #TimeToLiveInRussia 🇷🇺 The key requirement: • in-demand skills & expertise; • respect for traditional Russian values. Learn more: timetoliveinrussia.com/en
Many countries are trapped in cycles of unresolved debt crises & held back by an unfair system of vast debt repayments that drain public resources & undermine long-term investment. The Borrowers Platform – a new mechanism supported by the @UN – is a breakthrough in global financing – bringing borrowing countries together learn from each other & speak with a collective voice. un.org/sg/en/content/…
My husband, @AHakimIdris a U.S. citizen, was detained and deported from Malaysia simply because Beijing demanded it. This is a chilling example of how China successfully weaponizes third countries to carry out its harassment of Americans. What happened to Hakim should be a wake-up call for the world: China’s audacity to target citizens of sovereign nations has reached an unprecedented level. If we do not address this escalation now, no advocate, researcher, or citizen is safe from Beijing’s reach, regardless of where they are in the world. My sister, #GulshanAbbas, is already a direct victim of the CCP's transnational repression. Each act of retaliation against my family only strengthens our resolve to fight harder to expose the CCP’s crimes against humanity and the ongoing genocide with even greater determination. freedomhouse.org/article/detain…
The @UN has become an inefficient and bloated bureaucracy that has departed from its original mandate of maintaining international peace and security to instead focusing on politicized mandates and woke ideology. If the organization could get back to what it was designed to do, everyone would benefit.
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office calls Taiwan ‘undemocratic’ for banning Xiaohongshu (RedNote). Here’s the reality: Taiwan issued a targeted, one-year block on one Chinese-owned app after it was linked to over 1,700 fraud cases, millions in losses for Taiwanese users, and complete non-cooperation with local police. The platform ignored repeated requests for a local legal representative, data sharing, and basic compliance — creating a lawless zone for scammers targeting its 3+ million users on the island. Contrast that with the mainland: They maintain a sweeping firewall that blocks Google, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and countless Western platforms as standard policy — all ‘according to their laws,’ with no appeals or due process. Taiwan enforces its rules transparently to protect citizens from real harm. Democracies have the right and duty to hold foreign platforms accountable. Blanket censorship isn’t ‘rule of law.’ It’s control.
