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In Saudi Arabia, the plight of migrant workers is dire, characterized by profound exploitation within the ambitious megaprojects of NEOM and Vision 2030. Since the onset of construction, an estimated …
Unveiling the Hidden Tragedy: Exploitation of Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia Read MoreAs the date of January 10, 2025, approaches for Venezuela’s presidential inauguration, international organizations express grave concern for the nation’s human rights climate. The elections held on July 28, 2024, …
International Outcry for Venezuelan Human Rights Ahead of January 10 Inauguration Read More
Jimmy Carter’s journey transcended his presidency, unfolding into a profound legacy of human rights advocacy that flourished post-1981. Through partnerships with Human Rights Watch and various NGOs, he championed international …
Jimmy Carter’s Enduring Human Rights Legacy After the Presidency Read More
In a bold pivot towards the realm of free speech, Facebook is set to replace its traditional fact-checkers with a new initiative called “Community Notes.” This shift comes directly from …
Facebook’s New Approach: Community Notes Reshape Moderation to Honor Free Speech Read More
In 2024, Haiti faced an unprecedented surge in gang violence, resulting in 5,601 reported deaths, marking an alarming increase of over 1,000 fatalities from the previous year. The UN Human …
Haiti’s 2024: A Year of Spiraling Gang Violence and Human Rights Crises Read More
On July 28, 2024, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) released a comprehensive report detailing severe human rights violations in Venezuela after the presidential election. Entitled “Venezuela: Serious Human …
IACHR Report Exposes Severe Human Rights Violations in Venezuela Post-Election Read More
In a groundbreaking ruling, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has found Greece guilty of implementing a systematic policy of pushbacks against asylum seekers. This judgment, which could redefine …
ECHR Rules Greece Guilty of Systematic Pushbacks Against Asylum Seekers Read More
Amnesty International, with its stronghold in Israel, has now suspended its Israeli branch due to internal dissent, marking a troubling turn for an organization that once aimed to combat repression. …
Amnesty International’s Struggle: Becoming What It Opposes Read More
In a noteworthy shift, investing firm Morningstar has decided to cease assessing human rights risks in regions marked by complex territorial disputes, particularly concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This decision was …
Morningstar Stops Human Rights Risk Assessments in Disputed Territories After Pressure from Pro-Israel Groups Read More
In a harrowing surge, Saudi Arabia witnessed a staggering increase in executions, with reports indicating that 345 people were put to death in 2024, a grim rise from 172 in …
Surge in Saudi Executions: Women and Foreign Nationals Face Grim Fate Read More