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Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi, a celebrated artist originally from Nuku’alofa, Tonga, now making his home in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, has garnered significant acclaim for his artistic contributions to Pacific culture. His …
Celebrated Tongan Artist Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi Receives International Acclaim Read More
In the ever-evolving world of fitness and health, a cadre of remarkable health professionals stands ready to guide us through 2024. First up, Reyna Franco, based in New York City, …
Spotlight on Health Experts Guiding Fitness Trends into 2024 Read More
As we dive deeper into the modern age, the relationship between humanity and technology grows increasingly tangled. Sure, it connects us like never before, but does it warrant the psychological …
The Hidden Costs of Technology: Understanding Its Psychological and Physical Impacts Read More
In a decisive move, the Council of the European Union has slapped sanctions on various elements of Iran’s judiciary, citing rampant human rights abuses, particularly against the Bahá’í community. The …
EU Sanctions Iranian Judiciary Over Bahá’í Persecution, Highlighting Human Rights Abuses Read More
A recent report from Human Rights Watch (HRW) has taken a stark stance against the Tunisian government, highlighting the pervasive use of arbitrary detention as a core part of its …
Human Rights Watch Critiques Tunisia’s Use of Arbitrary Detention Read More
In Budapest on April 14, 2025, Hungary’s parliament rushed through amendments to the country’s Fundamental Law, stirring considerable concern among advocates of human rights. Human Rights Watch has called these …
Hungary’s Fundamental Law Amendments Spark Human Rights Concerns Read More
In an important development for human rights advocacy in Telangana, retired High Court judge, Justice Shameem Akther, stepped into the role of chairperson of the Telangana Human Rights Commission on …
New Chairperson and Members of Telangana Human Rights Commission Take Charge Read More
The United Nations Permanent Forum on African Descent convened to address calls for reparatory justice for Africa and its diaspora. Speakers emphasised the need for collaboration between governments and civil …
UN Forum Advocates for Reparations for Africa and the Diaspora Read More
Tunisian authorities are reportedly using arbitrary detention as a tool to suppress dissent, as highlighted by Human Rights Watch’s latest findings. The organisation urged the government to cease the ongoing …
Human Rights Watch Condemns Crackdown on Dissent in Tunisia Read More
A Berlin doctor is facing grave charges, accused of murdering 15 of his patients who were under palliative care. The prosecution alleges that he attempted to obliterate evidence by igniting …
Berlin Doctor Charged with Murdering 15 Palliative Care Patients Read More