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The article highlights the necessity of gender equity in advancing human rights in the Americas. It underscores the persistent structural inequalities faced by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals, the vital role …
The Imperative of Gender Equity for Human Rights in the Americas Read More
Dana Abuqamar, a Palestinian student, won an appeal against the UK’s decision to revoke her visa, which was based on her speech at a pro-Palestine rally. The court ruled that …
Palestinian Student Dana Abuqamar Overturns UK Visa Revocation Read More
Mozambican authorities faced condemnation for internet shutdowns during protests against alleged election fraud. Following serious unrest, the situation worsened with ongoing digital platform blockages. Activists demand that authorities respect human …
Mozambique’s Internet Shutdowns: A Call to Uphold Human Rights During Protests Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has expressed grave concerns about migrant rights abuses in France, citing harsh conditions in Calais and Mayotte. A new migration law expands deportation grounds, while …
UN Human Rights Committee Raises Alarms Over Migrant Rights in France Read More
Human rights groups, including Amnesty International, have criticized a human rights assessment of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 FIFA World Cup bid, claiming it neglects significant abuses against workers, women, and LGBTQ+ …
Concerns Rise Over Human Rights Assessment of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid Read More
Human Rights Watch has criticized Armenia’s surveillance bill, which requires private entities to install cameras for police use. They argue this will infringe on privacy and civil rights. Despite criticism …
Human Rights Watch Raises Alarm Over Armenia’s Surveillance Bill Read More
Following Mozambique’s disputed elections, Amnesty International condemned the government’s violent response to protests, highlighting numerous arrests and casualties. There are calls for respecting citizens’ rights to free expression and assembly …
Mozambique: A Call to End the Assault on Protesters After Disputed Elections Read More
Saudi authorities are called to end the misuse of administrative measures against released human rights defenders, including Loujain al-Hathloul and Maryam al-Otaibi. Both activists face unlawful travel restrictions that undermine …
Call to Action: End the Misuse of Judicial Measures Against Human Rights Defenders in Saudi Arabia Read More
On the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, Iran is recognized as a perilous environment for media practitioners. The government’s crackdown has led to numerous arrests, severe …
Iran: A Dire Climate for Journalists Seeking Truth and Justice Read More
Saira Rahman Khan reflects on the recent political turmoil in Bangladesh, marked by protests against the quota system that led to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. She emphasizes the role …
A New Dawn for Bangladesh: Reflections on Human Rights and Dignity Read More