Sarah Brooks
Sarah Brooks is a comedian who has publicly accused French actor Gérard Depardieu of sexual assault, claiming that during a photo session ten years ago, he put his hand inside her shorts and pants. Brooks stated she felt unable to report the incident at the time due to Depardieu's fame and her young age, but has since come forward to share her experience as part of a broader conversation about sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry.
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Canada:
Amnesty’s regional director Sarah Brooks stated that Mr. Yoon’s conviction was an important step towards accountability.
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Taiwan:
Sarah Brooks stated that imprisoning a 78-year-old man for exercising his rights shows a complete disregard for human dignity.
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Canada:
Sarah Brooks, deputy regional director of Amnesty International, commented on the trial as a punishment for those who refuse to forget the victims of the Tiananmen crackdown.
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United Kingdom:
Sarah Brooks commented on the trial, stating it is about punishing those who refuse to forget the victims of the Tiananmen crackdown.
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Peru:
Sarah Brooks stated that the conviction of Jimmy Lai feels like a death sentence for press freedom in Hong Kong.
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Canada:
Amnesty International’s China director Sarah Brooks described Jimmy Lai's situation as the death knell for press freedom in Hong Kong.
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Portugal:
Sarah Brooks, the director of Amnesty International, called on Chinese authorities to ensure Zhang Zhan can contact her lawyers and family during detention.
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Taiwan:
Sarah Brooks, Amnesty International’s China director, commented on the importance of the appeal for free expression in Hong Kong.
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Uruguay:
Sarah Brooks, director of Amnesty International for China, called for an end to political interference in Tibetan religious practices.
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Jamaica:
Sarah Brooks, Amnesty International’s China Director, criticized Chinese authorities for attempting to control the selection of the next Dalai Lama.
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