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COP29, set to be hosted by Azerbaijan, raises alarms due to the country’s poor human rights record and environmental dereliction. President Biden’s engagement with Azerbaijan appears to prioritize political alliances …
Accountability at COP29: Confronting Azerbaijan’s Dual Challenges Read More
Uzbekistan is vigorously combating torture through significant constitutional amendments, a national preventive mechanism, and increased accountability measures. The nation has ratified over 80 international human rights treaties, reflecting its dedication …
Uzbekistan’s Commitment to Eradicating Torture and Upholding Human Rights Read More
The International Service for Human Rights calls for global accountability regarding human rights violations in Xinjiang, urging China to implement UN recommendations and allow investigations. Despite a 2022 OHCHR report …
Global Call for Accountability: Human Rights Violations in Xinjiang Read More
The Prince William County Human Rights Commission launched its largest Student Leadership Council cohort, with 67 high school students eager to explore human rights leadership. Through discussions on equity and …
Prince William County Launches Largest Cohort of Human Rights Student Leaders Read More
This article underscores the importance of integrating intersectionality in climate action discussions, particularly at COP 29. Highlighting how multiple forms of discrimination intersect and impact vulnerability to climate change can …
Championing Intersectionality for Climate Justice at COP 29 Read More
A female student in Iran was arrested and forcibly admitted to a psychiatric hospital after protesting the mandatory dress code. This incident exemplifies a disturbing trend where the regime targets …
Iran’s Authoritarian Tactics: Student’s Protest Leads to Forced Psychiatric Detention Read More
In a critical week for human rights, immigration groups urge the U.S. to release vulnerable migrants, the Taliban imposes new restrictions on women, the UN calls for investigations into Bangladesh …
Human Rights Spotlight: Urgent Calls for Justice and Equality Worldwide Read More
Iran has executed Arvin Ghahremani, a 20-year-old Jewish man convicted of murder, after his family refused monetary compensation. His case, marred by allegations of antisemitism, raises global concerns about the …
Iran’s Justice System: The Execution of a Jewish Man and the Echoes of Antisemitism Read More
The Iranian regime is accused of attempting to cause the ‘silent death’ of imprisoned Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi by delaying vital cancer treatment. Her family claims this negligence endangers her …
Iranian Regime Accused of Orchestrating ‘Silent Death’ for Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Read More
The Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School celebrated its 40th anniversary with a symposium that explored critical issues like U.S. international law roles, women’s rights, and AI impacts on …
Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School Celebrates 40 Years of Advocacy Read More