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In one story heard by AIHRC, insurgents executed eight day laborers who were traveling home for Eid after completing their work at an American base. (...) In one case documented by AIHRC in Khost province in 2007, intimidation came in the form of insurgents blowing off house doors of over two-dozen civilians who were viewed by the insurgents as being aligned with the government. 19 The insurgence have also used intimidation to impose a ban on villagers from traveling to government controlled areas for their daily needs and instruct them to instead travel to Pakistan or insurgent controlled areas. (...) I was standing in front of my house when four armed men traveling in a white Corolla stopped […] and said that I was called to come to the district court….

A/HRC/5/G/8 page 2 Annex CONTENTS Page Introduction............................. ........................................................................ 6 CHAPTER 1： THE HOSTILITY AND AGGRESSIONS AGAINST CUBA BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAS REACHED UNPRECEDENTED DIMENSIONS ................................................................ 10 The Unites States Interests Section in Cuba： command post of the counterrevolution ............................................................................................ 12 The Bush Plan to Annex Cuba： Part Two is Presented ................................ 14 Intense activity of Cuban proconsul Caleb McCarry ........................................ 16 OFAC is a gendarme for the implementation of policies of sanctions and restrictions against Cuba ................................................................................................... 19 − OFAC involved in the Maria Isabel Sheraton Hotel incident .................. 20 − Traveling to Cuba is considered a crime ................................................ 21 Recent piracy cases protected by anti-Cuban policies： the theft of commercial trademarks ...................................................................................................... 22 The hatred of the U.S. imperialists against the Cuban people is constant in declarations from Washington ......................................................................... 23 − Declarations of President Bush and other members of the executive ...... 23 − Aggressive Statements by Members of the US Congress ........................ 24 Efforts to isolate Cuba in international organizations ....................................... 25 Ample funding to satisfy the appetites of salaried mercenaries at the service of the anti-Cuban policy of the United States ............................. 27 Anti-Cuban funding also flowed across the Atlantic ........................................ 29 The reinforcement of radio-electronic and media aggression against the Cuban Revolution .......................................................................... 30 United States deepens the manipulation of the issue of migration between the two countries ............................................................................... 31 Not even baseball escapes the United States’ war against Cuba ....................... 37 The terrorist, anti-Cuban mafia consolidated its influence in the current administration ................................................................................................. 38 Washington is worried about the awakening of forces of unity and integration in Latin America ........................................................................... 40 Does Cuba constitute a threat to the United States？

It should be noted that the Philippines, which used to ban its female citizens from traveling to Lebanon for work, partially lifted this ban after witnessing the progress made by the Ministry of Labor with regard to guaranteeing the rights of these female workers, and sough the preparation of an MoU and a draft bilateral agreement to be signed with Lebanon. By partially lifting the ban, what is meant is allowing Philippinos working in Lebanon to travel to the Philippines by virtue of their work permits and return to Lebanon without any obstacles. 6.

On 20 September 2017, the Director-General wrote to the United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security requesting an assessment of the feasibility of an inspection team traveling to Ruwagha. For further consideration, on 20 September 2017 the Director-General transmitted a letter to the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and the Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Mr Ghassan Salamé, informing him of the correspondence from the Libyan Foreign Minister and seeking assistance from UNSMIL in the event of a mission to Ruwagha. 10.

The police carrying out the operations (those driving the vehicles and committing the murders) are generally ordered by senior police to pick up a specified individual at a particular location (often his home, workplace, or a road on which he is believed to be traveling).14 • While most suspects are individually targeted, police will generally also detain others who may be accompanying the target at the time of arrest

NASA included it within the Controlled Ecological Life Support System (CELSS) to equip its (“space craft” in long-duration space travel as an ideal product for consumption during long-term space missions and whenever a crop would need to be grown in a spaceship. (...) Material and logistics will be developed for a traveling exhibition on the history, use, storage, production, health and nutrition and marketing in Brazil, Nairobi - Kenya, Brussels - Belgium, the Netherlands, Shanghai - China and New York-U.S.

In furthering its plans for subjugating the nation, the Bush administration has no hesitation in flagrantly violating the constitutional right of American citizens to travel at will to a country with which the United States is not at war - at least, not so declared publicly. (...) In this connection, in its Resolution XXI (document A/59/503/Add.2) “Respect for the right to universal freedom of travel and the vital importance of family reunification” passed in December 2004, the UN General Assembly called on "all States to guarantee the universally recognized freedom of travel to all foreign nationals legally residing in their territory". (...) The total for 1958 of those traveling to the United States on temporary visas was over 72,600.

(Annex8) 120 mm mortars and grenade launchers target a Georgian peacekeeping checkpoint near the village of Sarabuki. 30 July：A Georgian police car, traveling between the villages of Kekhvi and Sveri, is fired upon from positions in the separatist-controlled village of Andzisi. 31 July：The joint monitoring group of the JPKF and the OSCE mission observe large-scale fortification works undertaken by the separatists on two checkpoints between Tskhinvali and the village of Ergneti. 1 August：A pickup truck carrying six Georgian police officers is hit by two remote-control explosive devices (IED) close to a Georgian enclave north of the city of Tskhinvali.

It is the view of the Government that any allegations of intimidation or acts of reprisal against individuals or their families because of their human rights work are untrue and false; and anyone making such allegations is merely trying to cover up the fact that legal proceedings against them or any of their relatives are owing to violations and acts prohibited or criminalized by national law. Regarding the travel ban on Ms. Ebtesam Abdulhusain Ali-Alsaegh, the Government indicated that a judicial order was issued in April 2017 barring her from travel as part of a different case where she was charged with A/HRC/42/30 20 GE.19-15332 taking part in an unauthorized public assembly. (...) Allegations of patterns of intimidation and reprisals in Cuba continued in the reporting period, both prior to engaging with the United Nations as well as upon return in A/HRC/42/30 24 GE.19-15332 the form of travel bans and restrictions.67 In August 2018, CERD noted with concern information on travel restrictions placed on human rights defenders, preventing them from participating in the Committee’s session.

- The restrictions on American citizens traveling to Cuba are stepped up Letters of warning were sent to more than 1.226 Americans from the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the US Treasury (OFAC), double the amount sent during the last four years of the Clinton Administration. (...) Following instructions from the White House, the Department of Homeland Security has invested all its intelligence resources in catching those who travel illegally to Cuba. - The so-called ‘people-to-people’ exchanges were banned On the 24th of March, 2003, the US government withdrew permission for the people-to-people educational exchanges, thus restricting the few licenses that were awarded for academic and cultural exchange trips between the two countries. (...) On the 12th of November 2003, in view of this permanent threat and in order to ensure that the President was not forced to veto a bill that had two-party support, the bicameral Conference Committee of the Congress of the United States that was studying the bill on budget allotment for the Treasury and Transport Departments, decided to undemocratically eliminate the amendment of the bill which fought to relax travel restrictions imposed on American citizens wishing to travel to Cuba, violating all the norms and regulations of Congress in the process.