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The International Service for Human Rights criticized the U.N. Human Rights Council for its inadequate resolution responding to the human rights crisis in Afghanistan. The resolution lacks an independent mechanism …
ISHR Critiques UN’s Weak Response to Afghanistan’s Human Rights Emergency Read More
GN Saibaba, a prominent human rights activist and former Delhi University professor, died at 58 after a decade in jail due to health complications linked to his imprisonment. Arrested in …
Tribute to GN Saibaba: A Life of Activism Cut Short Read More
FIFA faces pressure from legal and human rights experts to ensure rigorous scrutiny of Saudi Arabia’s human rights practices before confirming it as the host of the 2034 World Cup. …
FIFA Pressured to Prioritize Human Rights Ahead of 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia Read More
El Salvador’s ongoing state of emergency reveals alarming human rights violations, including mass detentions, enforced disappearances, and the erosion of due process. Calls for the international community to intervene are …
El Salvador: The Dark Legacy of a Prolonged State of Emergency Read More
Ahead of COP29 in Baku, the international community must confront the Azerbaijani regime’s human rights violations. As global leaders gather to discuss climate action, they face the pressing need to …
Advocating for Human Rights at COP29: A Call to Action Against Azerbaijani Oppression Read More
In a united push, the Human Rights Campaign, Out for Harris-Walz, and PA Democrats are launching ’10 Days of Action’ to mobilize LGBTQ+ voters before the critical 2024 elections. With …
Mobilizing for Equality: LGBTQ+ Coalition Launches 10 Days of Action Before 2024 Election Read More
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