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Impunity in Southeast Asia silences voices, erodes trust, and fuels inequalities. As we approach International Human Rights Day 2024, the theme “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now” underscores dismantling impunity …
Confronting the Impunity Crisis in Southeast Asia Read More
The 2024 PBF Thematic Review, an insightful analysis by the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs, explores the intricate relationship between human rights and peacebuilding through the lens of …
Exploring Synergies Between Human Rights and Peacebuilding: Insights from the 2024 PBF Review Read More
The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) revealed an alarming figure: over 112,414 individuals are still forcibly disappeared under the Assad regime’s grip in Syria. This statistic looms large, even …
Over 112,000 Forcibly Disappeared Under Assad Regime in Syria Read More
Tomorrow, the UN Security Council will convene for an open briefing focused on North Korea’s human rights situation. Initiated by Japan, South Korea, the UK, and the US, this meeting …
UN Security Council Prepares for Vital Briefing on North Korean Human Rights Issues Read More
FIFA’s recent decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, despite its stated human rights commitments, raises eyebrows. The Gulf Kingdom was the only bidder after Australia’s lack …
FIFA’s 2034 World Cup Decision: A Conflict of Values and Human Rights Read More
Every December, Universal Human Rights Month shines a beacon of hope and awareness, highlighting the inherent freedoms and rights every person deserves. This observance traces its origins to the Universal …
Universal Human Rights Month: Igniting a Global Call for Justice and Equality Read More
Urgent Appeal: Human Rights Violations Against Amhara Political Prisoners in Ethiopia On December 26, 2024, an urgent letter addressed to pivotal human rights organizations highlights a dire situation facing Amhara …
Urgent Appeal for Human Rights: Abuses Against Amhara Political Prisoners in Ethiopia Read More
In a poignant announcement, the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo revealed the discovery of the 138th grandchild, snatched from his parents during Argentina’s 1976-1983 dictatorship. This child, linked to political …
Abuelas De Plaza De Mayo Find 138th Child Lost During Dictatorship Read More
In a striking move, the Ethiopian government has suspended two prominent civil society organizations: the Ethiopian Human Rights Council (EHRCO) and the Ethiopian Human Rights Defenders Center (EHRDC). This action …
Ethiopia’s Civil Society Under Siege: Key Organizations Suspended Read More
Thousands of passionate Georgians gathered in Tbilisi, forming an unbroken human chain, waving flags representing both their country and the European Union. This demonstration marked a significant milestone, entering its …
Georgians Unite for EU Membership in Ongoing Protests Against Government Read More