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Following the disputed presidential election in July 2024, a UN Fact-Finding Mission has reported a significant rise in human rights violations in Venezuela, including arbitrary detentions, torture, and violence against …
Escalating Human Rights Violations in Venezuela: A Gripping Report Post-Election Read More
The recreational use of nitrous oxide, or whippits, is rapidly rising among young people in the U.S., driven largely by viral social media content. Experts are concerned about the health …
Danger on the Rise: The Whippit Trend Captivating American Youth Read More
Daron Acemoglu, a Turkish Armenian economist and MIT professor, was awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his research on how societal institutions impact economic prosperity. Alongside Simon …
Daron Acemoglu: Illuminating the Pathways of Prosperity with the Nobel Prize Read More
In the stirring address at the 2024 Awards Celebration, the President and CEO of Human Rights First emphasized the urgent need for advocates to confront rising authoritarianism and systemic injustices …
Human Rights First: A Beacon of Hope at the 2024 Awards Celebration Read More
Niger’s junta leader has signed a decree removing nationality from nine people connected to former President Bazoum. This decree, based on a controversial terrorism database, threatens their rights and risks …
Suspended Nationality: Niger’s Junta Targets Political Foes in a Bid for Control Read MoreThe Workplace Wellness and Engagement Solutions market is on an upward trajectory, driven by increased recognition of employee health’s significance. Companies like Virgin Pulse and Gympass lead the charge with …
Soaring Ahead: The Workplace Wellness and Engagement Solutions Market on the Rise to 2031 Read MoreUN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has called upon Tunisia to respect democratic processes and uphold freedoms following a crackdown on opposition and civil society during the recent presidential campaign. …
UN Human Rights Chief Urges Tunisia to Uphold Democratic Freedoms Amidst Rising Tensions Read MoreThe Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on racial justice, held on October 2, 2024, spotlighted systemic racism and the pressing need for meaningful reforms in law enforcement practices. Key speakers emphasized the …
Urgent Call for Action: Addressing Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement Read MoreIn the wake of Venezuela’s contentious presidential election, Nicolás Maduro’s regime has begun canceling passports of journalists and human rights activists as a means of silencing dissent. Reports indicate that …
Venezuela’s Repressive New Tactic: Passport Cancellations Amid Political Turmoil Read MoreTatyana Moskalkova, Russia’s Human Rights Commissioner, claims over 1,000 Kursk residents have been forcibly taken by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, generating significant public distress. Despite Moskalkova’s statements, independent verification remains …
Crisis in Kursk: Over 1,000 Residents Allegedly Taken During Ukraine’s Military Incursion Read More