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Federal prosecutors charged Iranian Revolutionary Guard official Ruhollah Bazghandi in connection with a foiled assassination plot against journalist Masih Alinejad in New York City. Three others were implicated as well, …
Charges Filed Against Iranian Official in Assassination Plot Against Journalist Read More
KHRN has identified a newly discovered detention facility in Orumiyeh where detainees report torture. Interviewed former prisoners revealed details about the harsh conditions, including solitary confinement and severe beatings by …
KHRN Unveils Torture Practices in New Orumiyeh Detention Facility Read More
The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Russia’s foreign agents law, declaring it a violation of freedoms. Those wrongfully impacted are entitled to compensation, yet enforcement is doubtful since …
ECtHR Delivers Landmark Ruling Against Russia’s Foreign Agents Law Read More
This technical document sheds light on key concepts of sexual and gender diversity in relation to health and human rights. It clarifies terminology and discusses their implications in public health, …
Overview of Sexual and Gender Diversity in Health and Human Rights Read More
The Taliban’s new morality law instills caution among foreign diplomats and aid organizations, causing concerns about how the rules will impact international engagement and humanitarian aid in Afghanistan. Despite the …
The Impact of the Taliban’s Morality Law on Foreign Aid and Engagement Read More
Lithuania has requested the ICC to probe serious crimes by the Belarusian authorities against citizens, following significant crackdowns on civil rights since the 2020 elections. Reports of abuses may constitute …
Pushing for Justice: Lithuania’s Call for Accountability in Belarusian Repression Read More
Tunisia’s recent elections showcased troubling dynamics, with Kais Saied declared president amid a mere 28% voter turnout and significant human rights violations. The political landscape is increasingly restricted, with a …
Concerns Over Democracy: The 2024 Presidential Elections in Tunisia Read More
The North Korean Human Rights Act, enacted in 2004, aims to improve human rights conditions in North Korea through bipartisan support and specific provisions. Over the years, the act has …
Reflecting on 20 Years of the North Korean Human Rights Act Read More
Following the October 6, 2024 presidential elections in Tunisia, there has been a marked increase in the arrests and harassment of activists and journalists. Authorities are repressing dissent by targeting …
Condemnation of Civil Rights Suppression in Tunisia Post-Elections Read More
Alena Masliukova, a human rights defender from Viasna, was sentenced to three years in prison on October 15, 2024, after a closed hearing. This verdict illustrates the Belarusian regime’s ongoing …
A Call for Justice: The Persecution of Alena Masliukova and Belarusian Human Rights Defenders Read More