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Asbjørn Eide discusses the essential function of educators in human rights education. He asserts that teaching about human rights should inspire empathy and activism among students, enabling them to fight …
Dynamics of Human Rights Education and the Role of the Educator Read More
The UN Human Rights chief has criticized Pakistan’s 26th Constitutional Amendment for being hastily enacted, warning it threatens judicial independence. The amendment enables parliament to choose the Chief Justice from …
UN Human Rights Chief Raises Concerns Over Pakistan’s 26th Constitutional Amendment Read More
Babloo Loitongbam, a human rights defender in Manipur, faces intimidation from the Meitei Leepun vigilante group, which falsely accuses him of colluding with militant groups. After public threats and a …
Harassment and Intimidation of Human Rights Defender Babloo Loitongbam in Manipur Read More
A coalition of nations expresses grave concerns over human rights violations in Xinjiang and Tibet, citing UN assessments detailing serious abuses. The statement urges China to adhere to its international …
Joint Statement on Human Rights Violations in Xinjiang and Tibet Read More
The ECHR found Malta guilty of violating the rights of Bangladeshi minors who were detained in poor conditions. The ruling highlighted mistreatment and overcrowding in detention centers, leading to inhuman …
ECHR Critiques Malta’s Treatment of Detained Bangladeshi Minors Read More
A Baku court has prolonged the detention of Ruben Vardanyan, a notable leader from Artsakh, amid rising outcry over human rights violations. Human rights attorney Siranush Sahakyan characterized this extension …
Human Rights Defenders Rally Against Prolonged Detention of Artsakh Leaders Read More
European human rights commissioner Michael O’Flaherty reports on Poland’s ongoing illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers to Belarus, emphasizing the violation of their rights. He criticized Poland’s justifications rooted in portraying …
Human Rights Under Siege: Poland’s Pushback Policies and the Plight of Refugees Read More
The exhibition “No Woman’s Land” showcases the challenges faced by Afghan women under the Taliban regime through photography. Co-authors Kiana Hayeri and Mélissa Cornet made brave efforts to document these …
“No Woman’s Land”: A Photographic Chronicle of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan Read More
Arrest warrants have been issued for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and others, prompting calls for revisions to ensure a fair judicial process in Bangladesh. The International Crimes Tribunal seeks …
The Call for Justice in Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina’s Arrest Warrants Challenges Read More
The EU’s ethics watchdog has highlighted concerns regarding the transparency of a migration deal with Tunisia, which is associated with serious human rights violations against migrants. Despite regulations mandating respect …
Concerns Mount Over EU’s Migration Deal with Tunisia Amid Human Rights Allegations Read More