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Human Rights Watch’s report critiques the inadequate medical and investigative procedures surrounding the death of Alejandro Muyshondt, former security advisor in El Salvador. The findings indicate systemic flaws and a …
Human Rights Watch Exposes Flaws in Treatment of El Salvador Security Advisor Read More
In the Dominican Republic, escalating violence against human rights defenders advocating for migrants’ rights has surfaced, driven by discriminatory laws and a recent government decree on mass deportations. Prominent activists …
Escalating Violence Against Human Rights Defenders in the Dominican Republic: A Call for Action Read MoreThe brutal massacre in Pont-Sondé, Haiti, where at least 115 individuals were killed by the Gran Grief gang, has been attributed to the government’s inaction despite community pleas for help. …
Haiti’s Gang Violence: Inaction and Corruption Fueling Tragedy in Pont-Sondé Read MoreRwanda has faced a grim history of torture within its prisons, with authorities often escaping accountability for their brutal actions. However, a recent trial at the Rubavu High Court has …
A Glimmer of Hope: Tackling Torture in Rwanda Read MoreProfessor G.N. Saibaba’s death signifies a profound loss to the Indian democratic movement, highlighting his unwavering fight for human rights and social justice. Despite suffering inhumane treatment during his imprisonment, …
The Eternal Flame of G.N. Saibaba: A Legacy for Human Rights Read MoreAmnesty International Australia denounces the Northern Territory government’s harmful plan to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 10 years, reintroduce spit hoods in youth detention, and enact punitive measures. …
Urgent Call for National Youth Justice Standards Amid Northern Territory’s Troubling Reforms Read MoreG.N. Saibaba, human rights defender and ex-professor, passed away from cardiac arrest after nearly a decade in prison, where he faced severe health issues and isolation, prompting calls for accountability …
In Memoriam: G.N. Saibaba and the Struggle for Human Rights in India Read MoreUN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has called upon Tunisia to respect democratic processes and uphold freedoms following a crackdown on opposition and civil society during the recent presidential campaign. …
UN Human Rights Chief Urges Tunisia to Uphold Democratic Freedoms Amidst Rising Tensions Read MoreThe Nigerian government refutes claims of being snubbed in the UN Human Rights Council elections, clarifying it did not seek a seat. Five nations—Benin, Gambia, Kenya, DRC, and Ethiopia—were elected …
Nigeria Clarifies Position in UN Human Rights Council Elections Amid Controversy Read MoreThe Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on racial justice, held on October 2, 2024, spotlighted systemic racism and the pressing need for meaningful reforms in law enforcement practices. Key speakers emphasized the …
Urgent Call for Action: Addressing Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement Read More