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In a landmark move for human rights, Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty, a decision praised by activists as the most significant progress since the 2013 Constitution’s enactment. President …
Zimbabwe Abolishes Death Penalty: A Revolutionary Step for Human Rights Read More
In a significant legal move, an Argentine judge has issued an arrest warrant for Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, citing his alleged extensive human rights violations. Lawyer Dario Richarte revealed that …
Judge in Argentina Issues Arrest Warrant for Nicaragua’s Ortega Read More
In 2024, the Iranian regime led by Khamenei reached unprecedented levels of executions, marking a grim milestone with at least 1,000 executions documented across 86 prisons. This alarming figure includes …
Iran: Khamenei’s Escalating Executions Amid Crisis and Resistance Read More
In 2024, human rights have faced unprecedented threats, with those in power often undermining basic principles of justice. Countless individuals have confronted inequality and brutality, while courageous human rights defenders …
The Imperative to Safeguard Human Rights Defenders in 2025 Read More
In 2024, Iran has seen a troubling surge in executions, with at least 930 sentences carried out, averaging 18 each week. This stark increase compared to 811 in 2023 and …
Escalating Executions in Iran: A Call for Global Accountability Read More
In a decisive move, the United States has sanctioned Russian Judge Olesya Mendeleeva for her role in the “arbitrary” imprisonment of Alexei Gorinov, a Moscow politician and human rights advocate. …
U.S. Sanctions Judge Over Imprisonment of Human Rights Activist Alexei Gorinov Read More
In a historic turn for human rights, Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty for ordinary crimes with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s signing of the Death Penalty Abolition Bill. This monumental …
Zimbabwe Abolishes Death Penalty: A Historic Leap for Human Rights Read More
Amnesty International has renewed calls for the release of human rights advocates detained since a 2019 social gathering in Xiamen, China. During this meeting, various activists gathered to discuss societal …
Five Years After Xiamen Crackdown: Amnesty Calls for Release of Activists Read More
In a pressing caution against a new UN cybercrime treaty, experts warn it could empower governments to suppress dissent. Deborah Brown from Human Rights Watch highlighted that this treaty, dubbed …
Experts Alarmed Over UN Cybercrime Treaty’s Threats to Dissent Read More
Thousands of passionate Georgians gathered in Tbilisi, forming an unbroken human chain, waving flags representing both their country and the European Union. This demonstration marked a significant milestone, entering its …
Georgians Unite for EU Membership in Ongoing Protests Against Government Read More