Amnesty International's 2023 report documents human rights abuses in 155 countries, highlighting a global crisis.

France faces criticism for AI surveillance, use of force in protests, anti-Muslim sentiment, and democratic decline.

The report warns of heightened risks due to conflicts, gender justice setbacks, climate change, and AI surveillance growth.

Concerns include algorithmic surveillance at the 2024 Olympics, police impunity, and violence against LGBTQIA+ people.

Amnesty International calls for a reevaluation of free speech laws in terrorism cases and criticizes vandalism against migrants and religious sites.

The report condemns Belgium's treatment of asylum seekers, prison conditions, and criticizes UN Security Council veto power and bias in international conflicts.

Urgent reforms are urged for international institutions and the UN Security Council, alongside the regulation of AI and Big Tech's influence on human rights.