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Two Kurdish clerics, Hossein Khosravi and Hiwa Nouri, were released on bail after facing serious charges of armed insurrection. Soleyman Adhami remains detained, with his case referred to the Special …
Turmoil for Kurdish Clerics: Bail Granted Amidst Ongoing Detention Read More
Human Rights Watch and the Gulf Centre for Human Rights have lost a passionate advocate, Joe Stork, who passed away at age 81. Stork’s career was marked by significant contributions …
Human Rights Advocate Joe Stork Remembered by HRW and GCHR Read More
The decision to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia has drawn significant criticism for the nation’s poor human rights record. Advocacy groups lambasted a recent report by …
World Cup 2034: Saudi Arabia’s Controversial Host Status Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Pakistan faces intensified global scrutiny for severe human rights abuses with calls for its suspension from the Commonwealth. Reports cite state suppression against activists, misuse of blasphemy laws, and violence …
Pakistan’s Human Rights Crisis Demands Commonwealth Suspension: Voices from the Ground Read More
AS&H Clifford Chance’s human rights assessment for Saudi Arabia’s World Cup bid has been criticized for lacking substantive analysis, inciting concerns from 11 organizations. The assessment reportedly overlooks severe human …
Concerns Rise Over Flawed Human Rights Assessment for Saudi Arabia’s World Cup 2034 Bid Read More
Kurdish political prisoner Ahmadreza Haeri, serving time in Ghezel Hesar Prison, is facing new charges of propaganda and false information under security pressure. His activism against human rights abuses has …
Kurdish Political Prisoner Ahmadreza Haeri Faces Increased Legal Challenges Under Security Pressure Read More
As COP29 approaches in Baku, global leaders must spotlight Azerbaijan’s troubling human rights violations under President Aliyev. The country, which continues to suppress dissent and imprison critics, ironically seeks to …
Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Abuses Should Overshadow COP29 Read More
In Mozambique, police have reportedly killed eleven protesters and detained over 452 citizens amidst civil unrest. Many detainees face arbitrary detention, and injured individuals lack access to medical care due …
Mozambique in Turmoil: A Call for Justice Amidst Police Violence Read More
On the brink of his first anniversary, President Noboa is criticized for rising human rights violations linked to his hardline security policies in Ecuador. Amnesty International reports severe abuses, including …
Ecuador: Human Rights Under Siege in Noboa’s First Year Read More
Islamabad police arrested lawyers Amaan Mazari and Abdul Hadi for allegedly endangering security by attempting to remove a barricade. Their detention has drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizations, emphasizing …
Human Rights Advocates Arrested in Pakistan: A Call for Justice and Freedom Read More