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Mohammad Reza Azizi, arrested as a minor, faces execution in Iran on October 21, 2024, sparking international outcry. His case illustrates serious human rights violations, including a lack of legal …
Urgent Call to Halt Execution of Iranian Youth Mohammad Reza Azizi Read More
Norway’s deputy foreign minister highlighted the necessity for unwavering commitment to international law in foreign policy, contrasting Norway’s vigilant stance on global human rights with its tepid response to the …
Norway Should Stand Firm for Afghan Women’s Rights in International Law Advocacy Read More
Mozambique faces significant unrest following contentious election results, with police violently clashing with opposition supporters at a political rally for Venâncio Mondlane. Human rights advocates are condemning these actions, which …
Mozambique: An Urgent Plea for Political Peace Amidst Turmoil Read More
Gender justice advocates from around the world gathered in Geneva for a four-day training to connect local efforts with global human rights mechanisms. Organized by the Lutheran World Federation and …
Building Bridges for Gender Justice: Global Advocacy Training in Geneva Read More
Eva Jiménez Bracamontes’ mural, “All rights, all people,” at Mexico City’s Central de Abastos raises awareness of human rights issues in Mexico, addressing themes like discrimination and enforced disappearances. The …
The Transformative Power of Art in Human Rights Advocacy Read More
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