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The imprisonment of Ismail Lghazaoui highlights the alarming trend of repression against human rights defenders in Morocco, sending a chilling message to those advocating for Palestinian rights. Organizations like BDS …
Moroccan Activist Ismail Lghazaoui Sentenced to a Year in Prison for Advocacy Read More
In the shadows of South Kordofan, brutal acts of sexual violence have emerged not merely as atrocities, but as chilling weapons of war wielded ruthlessly by the RSF. The haunting …
Unveiling Atrocities: Human Rights Watch Exposes Sexual Violence in Sudan Read More
The recent forced deportation of 300 Eritrean migrants by Turkey raises alarming concerns over human rights violations. It underscores a blatant disregard for international law that protects individuals from being …
Turkey’s Forcible Deportation of Eritreans: A Violation of Human Rights and Dignity Read More
Abdulhadi al-Khawaja’s 5,000 days in arbitrary detention starkly illuminate the plight of human rights defenders in a world fraught with injustice. His suffering, marked by brutal torture and neglect, serves …
5,000 Days of Silence: The Urgent Call to Free Abdulhadi al-Khawaja Read More
After enduring 5,000 harrowing days of arbitrary detention, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja’s plight encapsulates the urgent need for justice in Bahrain. His experiences of torture and inhumane treatment reveal a stark reality …
5,000 Days of Silence: The Urgent Call for Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja’s Release Read More
In summary, Venezuela stands at a precipice of human rights violations, characterized by a troubling escalation of repression following the last presidential elections. With over 1,900 political prisoners and persistent …
Venezuela’s Human Rights Crisis: A Call for Urgent Action Amid Repression Read More
As the international community turns its gaze toward Laos for the upcoming Universal Periodic Review, the unyielding question remains: “Where is Sombath?” For over a decade, the plight of Sombath …
Demanding Justice: The Search for Sombath Somphone in Laos Read More
FIFA’s decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia has ignited a fierce debate surrounding human rights and the values of football. While supporters believe the event could …
FIFA’s Dilemma: Balancing Human Rights with the Allure of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Read More
The U.N. human rights office in Venezuela has cautiously resumed activities after a tumultuous shut down ordered by President Nicolás Maduro’s government. While the office’s partial reactivation offers a glimmer …
U.N. Human Rights Office in Venezuela Struggles to Regain Ground Amid Tensions Read More
In a world where the shadows of injustice loom large, the SOS-Defenders platform emerges as a beacon of hope, illuminating the plight of human rights defenders ensnared in arbitrary detention. …
SOS-Defenders Platform Launched to Combat Arbitrary Detention of Human Rights Defenders Read More