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Venezuela has dismissed a recent Human Rights resolution as “illegitimate,” accusing the Lima Group and the U.S. of political manipulation, and claiming that the UN has become a tool for …
Venezuela Denounces Human Rights Resolution as Political Manipulation Read More
A damning report reveals the widespread human rights abuses against Ukrainians in Russian custody, detailing arbitrary detentions, systemic torture, and child deportations. With over 6,465 soldiers and 1,672 civilians detained, …
Tragic Reality of Ukrainian Detainees in Russian Custody: A Human Rights Report Read MorePakistan’s recent ban on the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement escalates tensions with the Pashtun minority, who advocate for their rights amidst allegations of military abuses. Experts warn that this move could …
Pakistan’s Ban on PTM: A Recipe for Alienation of the Pashtun Population Read MoreWith FIFA set to confirm Saudi Arabia as the 2034 World Cup host, human rights advocates call for independent oversight of the kingdom’s commitment to labor rights and civil liberties. …
Pressure Mounts on FIFA for Human Rights Oversight in Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid Read More
In the recent UN General Assembly elections, 17 countries were elected to the Human Rights Council for the term 2025-2027, with 25 members committed to the Responsibility to Protect. While …
UN Human Rights Council Elections 2025-2027: Navigating Hope and Credibility Read MoreThe UN General Assembly has reelected Qatar to the Human Rights Council despite its troubling human rights record. Critics highlight systemic abuses, exploitation of migrant workers, and ties to terrorism …
Qatar Secures UN Human Rights Council Seat Amid Outrage Over Violations Read MoreSandra Estefana Domínguez Martínez, a missing human rights activist in Oaxaca, routinely faced threats linked to her work defending Indigenous peoples and addressing gender-based violence. Last seen on October 4, …
Disappearance of Activist Sparks Outcry Amid Threats in Mexico Read More
The United Arab Emirates in 2023 continued to curtail freedoms, detain prisoners of conscience, and hold restrictive climate policies, despite hosting critical events like COP28. Authorities imposed severe penalties on …
Human Rights and Climate Commitments: The UAE in 2023 Read More
Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered a poignant message on the 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, emphasizing the need for global human rights adherence as a national interest. …
Secretary Blinken Launches 2023 Human Rights Report with Call to Action Read More
Thailand’s recent election to the UN Human Rights Council contrasts sharply with its treatment of refugees like Y Quynh Bdap, who faces extradition to Vietnam under dubious charges. Despite being …
Thailand’s UN Council Seat Amid Human Rights Dilemmas and Activist Extradition Read More