Federico Borello
Federico Borello is the acting director of Human Rights Watch, an international non-governmental organization that conducts research and advocacy on human rights. Recently, he has been in the news for condemning Israel's blockade of Gaza, describing it as a tool of destruction that has severely impacted the humanitarian situation for the people living there.
Born on Jan 01, 1980 (45 years old)
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Argentina:
Federico Borello is the interim executive director of Human Rights Watch who commented on the significance of the Nobel Prize awarded to María Corina Machado.
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Colombia:
Federico Borello discussed the existential threat to the multilateral system due to current international relations.
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Lithuania:
Federico Borello, the acting executive director of Human Rights Watch, spoke about the existential threat to the multilateral system.
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Indonesia:
Federico Borello stated that the Israeli blockade has surpassed military tactics and has become a tool of extermination.
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Pakistan:
Human Rights Watch interim executive director Federico Borello stated that Israel's blockade has become a tool of extermination.
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Denmark:
Federico Borello, acting director of Human Rights Watch, described Israel's blockade as a tool of extermination.
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Brazil:
Federico Borello criticized the Israeli blockade as a tool of extermination.
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Israel:
Federico Borello criticized Israel for using the blockade on Gaza as a tool of destruction.
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