An audit reveals the New York State Division of Human Rights has failed to effectively investigate housing discrimination complaints from 2019 to 2023, leaving many cases unresolved and tenants vulnerable. …
Audit Reveals Failures in New York Human Rights Division’s Handling of Housing Discrimination Cases Read More
This report outlines the severe persecution faced by ten Catholic bishops in China since the 2018 China-Vatican agreement, revealing a pattern of state oppression against those aligning with the Vatican. …
The Resilient Church: Addressing the Persecution of Catholic Bishops in China Read More
Nineteen international organizations demand due process for journalist Jose Rubén Zamora as his case is reviewed on October 18, 2024. Zamora has faced over 800 days of unjust imprisonment since …
International Call for Justice: Advocating for Jose Rubén Zamora’s Release Read More
An audit found that the New York State Division of Human Rights mishandled housing discrimination complaints, often leaving victims without recourse. Issues included delayed investigations, poor documentation, and failure to …
Audit Reveals Chronic Mishandling of Housing Discrimination Complaints by NY Human Rights Division Read More
In October 2024, Colombia faces severe human rights crises as notable figures like Martín Emilio Rodríguez and Daniel Nolavita are murdered, highlighting dangers for activists. Additionally, mass displacements of Afro-Colombians …
Human Rights Crisis in Colombia: October 2024 Updates Read More
Chinese authorities are reportedly harassing critics living in Japan, using threats against their families in China to suppress dissent. Human Rights Watch reports increased pressure on individuals from China engaging …
Beijing’s Shadows: Harassment of Chinese Critics in Japan Read More
At the UN, athletes and leaders advocated for protecting women’s sports, highlighting the negative impact of allowing male athletes in female categories. Speakers like Olympian Sharron Davies and collegiate athlete …
Global Leaders Champion Fairness and Safety for Women in Sports at the UN Read More
Iran’s government has weaponized reproductive healthcare against women, criminalizing abortion and restricting contraceptive access, particularly in marginalized regions. The establishment of over 200 anti-abortion centers, influenced by security agencies, has …
Iran’s Weaponization of Women’s Reproductive Healthcare: A Tactic of Oppression Read More
The upcoming U.S. presidential race raises questions about which candidate, Trump or Harris, would be more supportive of India’s Prime Minister Modi. Surprisingly, Trump’s policies may align more closely with …
The U.S. Presidential Race: Trump, Harris, and Modi’s India Read More
The UNHRC’s report on Venezuela exposes severe human rights violations during the electoral cycle that led to Nicolás Maduro’s third term. Detaining children during protests, the report highlights systemic abuses …
UN Report Unveils Human Rights Abuses in Venezuela, Calls for Ongoing Investigation Read More