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During a UN session, over 100 nations, including Pakistan and Qatar, voiced support for China’s stance against the politicization of human rights. They emphasized sovereignty and the need for an …
Global Unity at the UN: Support for China’s Human Rights Perspective Read More
The ECHR found Malta guilty of violating the rights of Bangladeshi minors who were detained in poor conditions. The ruling highlighted mistreatment and overcrowding in detention centers, leading to inhuman …
ECHR Critiques Malta’s Treatment of Detained Bangladeshi Minors Read More
New Institutional Economics recently earned another Nobel prize, highlighting the belief that strong institutions lead to growth and democracy. Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson, key advocates of this theory, have expanded …
A Critical Analysis of the Recent Nobel in New Institutional Economics Read More
The European Commission has chosen not to release its human rights inquiry findings on Tunisia, conducted prior to a contentious migration deal, raising transparency concerns. Despite multiple requests from the …
EU’s Evasive Stance on Tunisia Human Rights Inquiry Read More
The Ugandan LGBTQ community faces escalating online violence fueled by broad discriminatory laws. Amnesty International’s report reveals alarming levels of technology-facilitated gender-based violence, exacerbated by the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) 2023. …
Escalating Online Violence Against Uganda’s LGBTQ Communities: The Impact of Discriminatory Laws Read More
Software has evolved from basic number crunching to a fundamental element in connecting and improving lives, significantly influencing economies globally. Capita addresses common software project challenges through a structured methodology, …
Harnessing Software for Societal Good: Capita’s Approach Read More
In her speech at the UN Third Committee, Ambassador Lisa Carty highlighted significant human rights violations worldwide, calling for action and accountability. She condemned atrocities committed in nations such as …
U.S. Commitment to Global Human Rights: Remarks by Ambassador Lisa Carty at the UN Read More
Y Quynh Bdap, a Montagnard rights activist, risks extradition from Thailand to Vietnam, where he could face torture. Arrested following a request from Vietnam, he is registered as a UN …
Thailand’s Dilemma: Protecting a Montagnard Rights Activist at Risk of Extradition Read More
Human Rights Watch urges the African Commission to press Burkina Faso on human rights issues during an upcoming review. Key focuses include protecting civilians, restoring press freedoms, and accountability for …
International Human Rights Concerns Intensify Ahead of Burkina Faso’s Review Read More
A side event during the African Commission’s 81st Session in Banjul focused on the struggles of human rights defenders in Côte d’Ivoire amid new restrictive laws. Key issues included undue …
Challenges Faced by Human Rights Defenders in Côte d’Ivoire: A Side Event Report Read More