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The #KeepItOn coalition demands the end of internet shutdowns in Mozambique amid violent protests following disputed elections. Highlighting the constitutional right to freedom of expression and international human rights obligations, …
Mozambique’s Internet Shutdowns: A Call to Action for Civil Rights Preservation Read More
Moroccan authorities expelled human rights defenders Ahmed Ettanji and Mohamed Mayara from Cape Bojador on October 9, 2024. They faced intimidation and harassment from local police during a family visit, …
Moroccan Authorities Forcefully Expel Human Rights Defenders from Cape Bojador Read More
Egypt is shifting refugee registration from UNHCR to government control, raising human rights concerns. An EU-funded rescue center in Libya is finally set to open amidst skepticism. The European Ombudsman …
EU External Partners: Tensions Rise Over Refugee Policies and Human Rights Read More
This article highlights twelve urgent human rights stories from around the world, showcasing the pressing issues that often escape media attention. From oppressive regimes to humanitarian crises, it underscores the …
Beyond the Ballot: Global Human Rights Crises Demand Our Attention Read More
The third meeting of UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee led to the approval of four significant projects aimed at safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, with nearly $400,000 allocated to initiatives in Belize, Equatorial …
UNESCO Funds Four Innovative Projects to Safeguard Intangible Cultural Heritage Read More
Uganda’s appeals court will hear a pivotal case questioning the use of seclusion and restraints on individuals with psychosocial disabilities. Benon Kabale, who suffered inhumane treatment at Butabika hospital, seeks …
Ugandan Court to Hear Landmark Case on Mental Health Treatment Practices Read More
Uganda’s appeals court will hear a pivotal case regarding the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities. Activist Benon Kabale, who has personally suffered from these inhumane treatments, …
Ugandan Court to Address Rights Violations in Mental Health Care Read More
Mozambique’s government has imposed significant internet restrictions since October 25, 2024, following protests against election results. Human Rights Watch demands an end to these restrictions, which severely limit access to …
Mozambique: Government Internet Restrictions Erode Civil Rights Post-Election Read More
The Maliotis Cultural Center will host the 11th International Summer University from May 24-29, 2025, focusing on the theme ‘Diaspora Mass Media: Challenges and Prospects for the Greek Language and …
Exploring Greek Language and Culture at the Upcoming International Summer University Read More
Mali’s new law criminalizing homosexuality poses grave risks to the LGBT community, leading to increased discrimination and violence. Under the military regime, already weak human rights protections have further deteriorated, …
Mali’s New Anti-LGBT Law: A Step Backward for Human Rights Read More