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The Azerbaijani government faces accusations of detaining climate activists during COP29, raising alarms among human rights groups. With over 300 political prisoners, critics contend that dissent is being suppressed under …
COP29’s Host, Azerbaijan, Under Scrutiny for Human Rights Violations Read More
Montrealer Marie-France Barbier claims that her workplace racial discrimination complaints are improperly handled by two Quebec bodies, the CDPDJ and CNESST. She describes being trapped in a frustrating cycle of …
Montreal Woman Alleges Quebeck Commission Mismanagement of Racial Complaints Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic challenged trust in government, initially seen as strong but eroded over time. An independent inquiry highlighted the need for improved trust and a federal human rights act …
Building Trust and Upholding Human Rights in Future Pandemics Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that Guatemala is responsible for the forced disappearances of four Indigenous human rights activists in 1989. The court mandated the government to …
Inter-American Court Holds Guatemala Accountable for 1989 Activist Disappearances Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that the Guatemalan government is responsible for the 1989 disappearances of four Indigenous human rights activists, confirming the state’s complicity in forced …
Inter-American Court Says Guatemala Responsible for 1989 Activists’ Disappearance Read More
Nigeria’s NHRC inaugurated the Human Rights Defenders Forum to tackle escalating rights violations. This initiative, developed with the European Union, aims to protect civil liberties and unite rights advocates amidst …
Nigeria Launches Human Rights Defenders Forum Amid Escalating Violations Read More
On November 13, Nicaragua presented its human rights status at the UN, showing a stark divide between its positive claims and the grim reality of state violence, suppression of dissent, …
Nicaragua’s Human Rights Crisis: UN Scrutiny Reveals Stark Realities Read More
Freedom for Eurasia urges Belgium to reconsider the deportation of Sitoramo Ibrohimova and her four children due to potential persecution in Tajikistan. Activists claim her extradition could lead to serious …
Urgent Call to Protect Tajik Family from Deportation: Activists Demand Justice Read More
The article unravels the author’s personal journey advocating for refugee rights, emphasizing the impact of their own experiences in Lebanon amid conflict. It highlights the staggering reality of global displacement …
Championing Refugee Rights: A Call to Action Read More
A whistleblower and a civil rights complaint have exposed severe human rights violations at Baker County Detention Center in Florida, including sexual harassment, medical neglect, and racial abuse. A notable …
Whistleblower Reports Disturbing Abuse at Florida ICE Facility Read More