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The Brumadinho dam disaster, which claimed 270 lives in January 2019, reflects ongoing negligence and lack of accountability for corporations like Vale and TÜV Süd. Despite court proceedings, victims’ families …
The Brumadinho Disaster: Unraveling Corporate Accountability and Human Rights Read More
*MEDIHA* documentary will be screened on December 11th at Picturehouse Cinemas, featuring a Q&A with Emma Thompson. The event honors Human Rights Day and offers free tickets to organizations supporting …
Honoring Human Rights Day with *MEDIHA*: A Call for Justice and Healing Read More
Human rights organizations are urging the UN Human Rights Council to intervene for Narges Mohammadi, a prisoner in urgent need of medical care. After years of imprisonment, her health has …
Coalition Calls on UN to Intervene for Jailed Activist Narges Mohammadi Read More
In 2024, Iraq significantly escalated unlawful executions, conducting killings without legal representation or family notification. Human Rights Watch reported rampant torture and due process violations, with about 8,000 on death …
Iraq’s Disturbing Surge in Unlawful Executions Amid Human Rights Violations Read More
President-elect Trump’s proposed tariff hikes on imports raise concerns about their economic impact on American businesses, particularly small companies. CBS News correspondent Kelly O’Grady explores these implications with Andy Gossett, …
Navigating the Uncharted Waters of Trump’s Tariff Proposals Read More
Libya’s Tripoli administration is set to form a new morality police to enforce conservative dress codes for women and impose strict regulations on their behavior in public starting December. These …
Libya’s Struggle: New Morality Police Set to Restrict Women’s Rights Read More
This autumn, the UN’s Sixth Committee convened to discuss the Draft Articles on Crimes Against Humanity, reflecting a strong consensus among States to advance towards a binding treaty. Highlighted proposals …
Advancing Gender Justice: UN States Collaborate on Crimes Against Humanity Treaty Read More
Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportations is set to unfold as a day one priority in his new term, but economists warn that this initiative could trigger significant negative impacts …
Trump’s Mass Deportation Plans: A Path to Economic Turmoil? Read More
A survey by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights shows increased confidence among Canadians regarding Indigenous rights and gender equity, alongside rising concerns about censorship and inequality. There is a …
Survey Reveals Optimism and Concerns Over Human Rights in Canada Read More
Marco Rubio’s nomination for Secretary of State raises both hopes and concerns for human rights in Southeast Asia. A known advocate for democracy, his legislative efforts against authoritarian regimes highlight …
Marco Rubio’s Role in Championing Human Rights in Southeast Asia Read More