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Pauline Akinyi Juma’s journey from trauma to triumph inspires others. As a survivor of sexual and domestic violence, she founded “Rebirth of a Queen,” an organisation dedicated to empowering survivors …
Empowering Survivors: The Fight Against Human Trafficking Read More
In contrast to the global trend of easing inflation, Russia’s economy finds itself grappling with a surge in consumer prices, which hit a staggering 9.5% year-on-year in December. This rise, …
The Unfolding Saga of Rising Inflation in Russia: What Does It Mean? Read More
The World Governments Summit 2025 in Dubai illuminated the profound role culture plays in reviving cities facing crises. During a pivotal session, UAE Minister of Culture Sheikh Salem bin Khalid …
UNESCO and UAE Highlight Multilateralism in Restoring Cultural Heritage Read More
The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights must take swift action to halt the Malian junta’s crackdown on political dissent, as urged by Human Rights Watch. They emphasised the …
Urgent Call for Action Against Mali’s Crackdown on Dissent Read More
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) and Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights (RFKHR) have jointly submitted a report to the United Nations, spotlighting the deteriorating human rights conditions in Egypt ahead …
CFJ and RFK Human Rights Warn of Deteriorating Human Rights in Egypt Read More
Stacey-Leigh Manuel serves as the deputy director of the Women’s Rights Division at Human Rights Watch, steering the division’s strategic initiatives while nurturing a vibrant team and forging alliances with …
Stacey-Leigh Manuel: A Champion for Women’s Rights and Equity Read More
Since the coup in July 2023, former Nigerien president Mohamed Bazoum and his wife have been held at the presidential palace in Niamey under the authority of the military junta. …
UN Urges Niger Junta to Release Former President Mohamed Bazoum Read More
At the University of York, hope has found a sanctuary for human rights defenders and persecuted scholars. Abdalle Mumin, a Somali journalist and activist, received a research fellowship after enduring …
University of York: A Sanctuary for Hope and Opportunity Read More
A determined Dr. Laila Souief, 68, stood resolutely outside Downing Street, despite her frail appearance. For 134 days, she has waged a hunger strike to shed light on her son, …
Dr. Laila Souief’s Hunger Strike Continues as She Fights for Her Son’s Freedom Read More
In a striking move, the US State Department’s temporary waivers on foreign assistance have not revived critical human rights programs, warns Human Rights Watch. President Donald Trump’s executive order from …
US Aid Suspension Threatens Global Health Initiatives Despite Waivers Read More