second
On 14 January, Cuban authorities decreed the release of 553 inmates in commemoration of the upcoming Ordinary Jubilee of 2025, coinciding with discussions with Pope Francis. In a parallel announcement, …
Cuba’s Prisoner Release: Hope Amidst Ongoing Repression and Uncertainty Read More
Amnesty International Malaysia has expressed deep concern over the scheduled execution of Pannir Selvam Pranthaman in Singapore on 20 February. His case exemplifies significant human rights violations, which render the …
Amnesty International Calls to Halt Execution of Pannir Selvam Pranthaman Read MoreIn an era where human rights seem increasingly neglected, organisations such as Amnesty International are sounding the alarm over ongoing violations visible for everyone to witness. The global bodies designed …
Are Human Rights Losing Their Relevance in Today’s World? Read MoreUgandan authorities are facing escalating pressure to adhere to a Supreme Court ruling demanding the immediate release of opposition leader Kizza Besigye and his co-accused, Haji Obeid Lutale. Following alarming …
Urgent Call for Release of Kizza Besigye and Co-Accused Amid Hunger Strike Read More
In a stirring response to the UN framework addressing sex-based violence, twenty-three human rights organisations and individuals, including the renowned Amnesty International, voiced their deep concerns. Their report, titled “Forms …
Human Rights Groups Challenge UN’s Shift from Gender to Sex-Based Violence Framework Read More
As the African Union (AU) prepares for its 38th Summit on 15 and 16 February, a crucial leadership transition is on the horizon. With the election of a new chairperson …
Incoming AU Leadership Must Prioritise Human Rights Read More
In a concerning case drawing international scrutiny, Manahel al-Otaibi, a 30-year-old fitness instructor in Saudi Arabia, faces enforced disappearance after serving an 11-year sentence for advocating women’s rights through social …
Urgent Call for Release: Manahel al-Otaibi’s Disappearance in Saudi Arabia Read More
Recent revelations from a UN Fact-Finding report have shed light on Bangladesh’s former government’s systematic human rights violations, raising eyebrows over potential crimes against humanity. Smriti Singh, Amnesty International’s South …
Urgent Call for Justice: Findings from the UN Report on Bangladesh’s Human Rights Violations Read More
In a grave development, Yemeni authorities urgently face calls to investigate the death of a UN humanitarian worker from the World Food Programme (WFP), who was arbitrarily detained in a …
Urgent Call for Investigation into Death of UN Worker in Yemen Detention Read More
Amnesty International has urged the Indian government to take urgent action to halt the escalating ethnic violence in Manipur following the resignation of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh. The organisation …
Human Rights Advocates Demand Action in Manipur Amid Ongoing Violence Read More