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Over 100 female soccer players urge FIFA to terminate its sponsorship with Saudi Aramco due to human rights concerns. They call for a review committee to oversee the ethics of …
Women Soccer Players Demand FIFA End Aramco Partnership Over Human Rights Issues Read More
A proposed Russian law aims to ban any suggestion that being childless is acceptable, extending regulations to all media. This development mirrors prior censorship efforts against LGBT representations, indicating a …
A New Chapter of Censorship: Russia’s War on Child-Free Lifestyles Read More
Since 2009, Berlines have rallied weekly in front of the North Korean Embassy for human rights improvement and the release of kidnapped South Korean pastors. Participants, primarily older volunteers, engage …
Berlin’s Unwavering Crusade for North Korea’s Human Rights Read More
Over 100 women football players are urging FIFA to end its partnership with Saudi Aramco, aligning with gender equality and human rights principles. Critics argue Saudi Arabia’s investment in international …
A Call for Equality: Women Football Players Urge FIFA to Reconsider Saudi Partnership Read More
The United Nations, led by special rapporteur Reem Alsalem, addressed the inclusion of biological men in women’s sports as a human rights concern. In her report to all UN member …
UN Human Rights Activist Advocates for Women’s Equality and Safety in Sports Read More
More than 100 international women soccer players condemn FIFA’s partnership with Saudi Aramco, citing severe human rights violations and environmental concerns. They urge FIFA to reconsider the sponsorship, which they …
Women Soccer Players Challenge FIFA’s Deal with Saudi Aramco Over Human Rights Issues Read More
Migrant workers at Carrefour sites in Saudi Arabia face severe exploitation, including forced labor, excessive hours, and squalid living conditions. Amnesty International reveals systemic abuse, with workers often fearful of …
Exploitation and Suffering: The Plight of Migrant Workers at Carrefour in Saudi Arabia Read More
Amnesty International has urged the Zambian government to release journalist Thomas Allan Zgambo, highlighting the troubling state of press freedom and human rights in Zambia. Zgambo has been detained without …
Concerns Amplify as Zambia Detains Journalist Amid Press Freedom Crisis Read More
Ilaria Carnevali opened the 10th Glion Human Rights Dialogue in Marrakech, praising Morocco’s commitment to human rights and its collaboration with Paraguay and Portugal on national mechanisms. She emphasized the …
Transforming Universal Norms into Local Realities: Insights from the 10th Glion Human Rights Dialogue Read More
Human rights groups, including Amnesty International, are advocating for stricter U.S. controls on facial recognition technology amidst concerns over mass surveillance. They urge the government to extend restrictions to include …
Advocating for Human Rights: The Call for Stricter Facial Recognition Controls Read More