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Felice Gaer Baran, a prominent human rights advocate and director of the AJC’s Jacob Blaustein Institute, passed away at 78. She was influential in global human rights discussions, advocating against …
Felice Gaer: A Lifelong Champion of Human Rights and Jewish Advocacy Read More
A recent study reveals that while Jordan’s youth are largely aware of human rights issues and advocate for justice and gender equality, they face significant barriers like limited access to …
Jordanian Youth’s Human Rights Awareness: Barriers and Aspirations Unveiled Read More
Felice Gaer, a stalwart of human rights advocacy, has died at 78 from metastatic breast cancer. Leading the Jacob Blaustein Institute for over 30 years, she fought tirelessly for issues …
Felice Gaer, Advocate for Human Rights and Jewish Issues, Dies at 78 Read More
A recent study reveals that Jordanian youth hold strong views on human rights but face significant barriers to engagement, such as limited access to information and societal pressures. Despite having …
Jordanian Youth: A Mixed Perspective on Human Rights Amidst Challenges Read More
Policy Exchange’s paper examines the negative repercussions of the Human Rights Act 1998 through twenty-five essential cases, illustrating its profound impact on UK governance and public policy across diverse areas …
The Ripple Effect of the Human Rights Act 1998: A Critical Examination Read More
Amnesty International urges FIFA to pause the bidding for World Cup 2034 until Saudi Arabia implements vital human rights reforms. The organization highlights risks concerning migrant workers and human rights …
Amnesty International Calls for FIFA to Pause World Cup 2034 Bidding Read More
Burkina Faso’s military junta plans to reinstate the death penalty, abolished in 2018, amid escalating violence from Islamist groups. Justice Minister Edasso Rodrigue Bayala confirmed discussions are underway, with potential …
Burkina Faso’s Military Junta Plans to Reinstate Death Penalty Amid Security Crisis Read More
Memorial, a human rights group, reveals that thousands of political prisoners exist in Russia, with 7,000 Ukrainian civilians and hundreds of Russians detained for political dissent since the Ukraine invasion. …
Memorial Reveals Thousands of Political Prisoners in Russia’s Repression Read More
A recent report highlights the alarming neglect of human rights obligations by Canada’s provinces and territories, with only Quebec publicly acknowledging such commitments. Alberta, for example, incorrectly claims no obligation …
Canada’s Human Rights Obligations: A Call for Accountability and Reform Read More
In Kenya, a collaborative initiative led by media and NGOs seeks to address human rights violations through investigative reports and campaigns. This project aims to empower citizens with knowledge and …
Kenya’s Media and NGOs Unite to Champion Human Rights Advocacy Read More