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In a decisive move on Saturday, the German government announced the temporary closure of its embassy in South Sudan amidst escalating concerns over civil war. “After years of fragile peace, …
Germany Closes South Sudan Embassy Amid Civil War Concerns Read More
The Human Rights Festival in South Africa wrapped up with a spirited 8 km walk through the bustling streets of Johannesburg’s CBD, uniting hundreds in a collective call for justice. …
South Africa’s Human Rights Festival Celebrates Rights and Calls for Justice Read More
In the heart of Burundi, Fortuné Gaetan Zongo, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights, shares his insights drawn from a wealth of experience in legal and human rights …
The Vanishing Peace: Insights from Fortuné Gaetan Zongo on Burundi’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
On March 16, 2025, Newcastle United achieved a momentous victory by winning the Carabao Cup Final, their first domestic trophy in over 55 years. While this milestone filled fans with …
Newcastle United’s Cup Triumph: A Deep Dive into Human Rights Concerns Read More
The international community has raised serious concerns regarding allegations of child recruitment in the Tindouf camps in south-western Algeria. Human rights organisations are demanding immediate action to address these breaches …
International Outcry Against Child Recruitment in Tindouf Read More
The International Service for Human Rights has sounded the alarm over rising human rights violations in Western Sahara, highlighting the dire impact of insufficient international oversight. In a powerful speech, …
Human Rights Violations Escalate in Western Sahara Amid International Inaction Read More
On Human Rights Day, South Africa reflects deeply on a tragic pivotal moment in 1960, when police violently quelled peaceful protests against oppressive pass laws, resulting in 69 deaths. This …
South Africa Reflects on Human Rights Day Amid Ongoing Struggles Read More
Berlin’s culinary landscape faces a significant crisis as the fifth Michelin-starred restaurant, Ernst, prepares to close, joining others like Kin Dee and Cordo. Head chef Sebastian Frank of Horváth describes …
Crisis Hits Berlin’s Fine Dining Scene as Michelin-Starred Restaurants Close Read More
Tunisia has announced its withdrawal from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, signalling a troubling step back for freedoms in this North African nation. The government declared it …
Tunisia’s Troubling Retreat from the African Human Rights Court Read More
In a recent ruling, a federal judge blocked the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, asserting this act likely violates …
This Week’s Human Rights Spotlight: USAID, Trans Rights, and Genocide in Sudan Read More