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Burkina Faso’s military junta plans to reinstate the death penalty, abolished in 2018, amid escalating violence from Islamist groups. Justice Minister Edasso Rodrigue Bayala confirmed discussions are underway, with potential …
Burkina Faso’s Military Junta Plans to Reinstate Death Penalty Amid Security Crisis Read More
In Kenya, a collaborative initiative led by media and NGOs seeks to address human rights violations through investigative reports and campaigns. This project aims to empower citizens with knowledge and …
Kenya’s Media and NGOs Unite to Champion Human Rights Advocacy Read More
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Ethiopia to implement recommendations that enhance press freedom and protect journalists ahead of the upcoming UN review. CPJ’s detailed report highlights serious violations …
CPJ Urges Ethiopia to Enhance Press Freedom in UN Human Rights Review Read More
Lord Howard advocates for a reform of the Human Rights Act, claiming it undermines parliamentary authority by shifting power to the judiciary. A report by Policy Exchange illustrates how the …
Reforming the Human Rights Act: Lord Howard Calls for Legislative Restoration Read More
Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance have called on FIFA to suspend Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid due to serious human rights concerns, warning of potential widespread …
FIFA Pressured to Reconsider Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Amnesty International calls on FIFA to pause Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid until major human rights reforms are made. The organization warns of severe human rights violations if the …
Amnesty Urges FIFA to Reconsider Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Human rights organizations are pressing FIFA to postpone its decision on Saudi Arabia hosting the 2034 World Cup until the nation implements meaningful reforms. A report from the Sport & …
Human Rights Groups Demand FIFA Delay Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Decision Read More
A study claims UK human rights laws have a negative impact, making enforcement challenging. Key figures advocate for Parliament to regain authority as judicial powers rise, asserting such laws hinder …
Human Rights Laws in the UK: A Dangerous Dilemma Unveiled Read More
Tariffs are taxes on imported goods, primarily used for protectionism and revenue. Their historical roots in the U.S. trace back to 1789, but recent years have seen a resurgence in …
Exploring Tariffs: Their Role, Impact, and Global Implications Read More
In 2023, Morocco and Western Sahara endure severe human rights violations, including convictions of activists for free speech, torture of critics, entrenched gender inequality, punishment of consensual same-sex relationships, and …
Human Rights Violations in Morocco and Western Sahara: A 2023 Overview Read More