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Nearly 33 rights groups appealed to Thailand’s prime minister to release Y Quynh Bdap, a Vietnamese activist facing extradition on terrorism charges. Bdap, a UN-recognized refugee, fears torture if returned …
Rights Groups Demand Thailand Release Vietnamese Activist Amid Fears of Torture Read More
Rights groups are urging Thailand’s prime minister to release Vietnamese activist Y Quynh Bdap, who is at risk of torture if extradited. Bdap, a UN-recognized refugee, has been detained since …
Rights Groups Rally for Release of Vietnamese Activist in Thailand Read More
Rights groups urge Thailand to release Y Quynh Bdap, a Vietnamese activist facing extradition on terrorism charges, warning of severe torture risks if returned to Vietnam. Bdap, a refugee with …
Calls for Justice: Rights Groups Demand Thailand Release Activist Facing Torture Risks Read More
Amnesty International urges Indonesia’s incoming government under Prabowo Subianto to prioritize human rights and accountability. Despite economic growth, the previous administration faced criticism for its ongoing human rights violations, repression …
A New Dawn for Human Rights in Indonesia: A Call for Accountability Read More
The U.S. North Korean Human Rights Act, signed on October 18, 2004, aims to support human rights, humanitarian aid, and refugee programs for North Koreans. While it has raised awareness …
Two Decades of the U.S. North Korean Human Rights Act: Progress Yet to Be Seen Read More
This article emphasizes the urgent need for governments to honor their commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by supporting human rights defenders. With only 16 percent of the targets …
The Crucial Role of Human Rights Defenders in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals Read More
Ikram Nurmehmet, a Uyghur filmmaker, has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison based on politically motivated charges and a coerced confession obtained through torture. His case …
The Unjust Conviction of Uyghur Filmmaker Ikram Nurmehmet Read More
The U.N. human rights chief warns of a dangerous global moment as conflicts intensify and international laws are increasingly disregarded. Notably critical of Gaza’s humanitarian crisis and conflicts in Ukraine, …
U.N. Human Rights Chief Sounds Alarm on Global Conflicts and Human Rights Erosion Read More
The article reflects on the deepened commitment to reproductive justice inspired by a march in New York City following the Roe v. Wade decision. It discusses the crucial connections between …
Embracing Reproductive Justice as a Gospel Mandate Read More
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