Gazprombank, a private bank owned by Gazprom, recently entered a partnership with esports platform FACEIT. ADAll of the above countries have drawn some level of scrutiny from human rights advocates and watchdog organizations. That was the first wake-up call.”Human Rights Watch describes Bahrain’s situation as “dire,” pointing to the imprisonment of prominent human rights defenders and opposition leaders for peaceful activism. “I saw the action taken by the LEC team and realized I needed to take a stance,” she told The Post. The government also has a record of repressing free speech, using torture and jailing human rights activists, according to Human Rights Watch.

Source: Washington Post September 03, 2020 14:22 UTC