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Amnesty International has recently implored the Mexican Senate to revitalise the Citizen Council of the National Search System, which has remained empty since May 2024. This vacuum hampers the rights …
Amnesty International Urges Renewal of Citizen Council in Mexico’s Missing Persons Crisis Read More
As the clock ticks towards the 20th anniversary of the United Nations’ referral of the Darfur situation to the International Criminal Court (ICC), a pall of impunity shrouds Sudan. Despite …
Two Decades On: A Call for Justice in Sudan Following ICC Darfur Referral Read More
Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on Afghanistan, delivered a poignant Eid al-Fitr message, extending heartfelt wishes for peace, dignity, and hope to the people of Afghanistan. His message, shared …
Richard Bennett Calls for Justice and Human Rights in Afghanistan’s Eid Message Read More
Two decades have passed since the United Nations Security Council referred the situation in Darfur to the ICC, yet impunity for crimes in Sudan remains rampant. This absence of accountability …
Two Decades of Stalled Justice: ICC’s Mandate and Ongoing Atrocities in Sudan Read More
In a chilling turn of events, Iran is reportedly planning to return Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi to prison, as a tactic to stifle her unwavering commitment to human rights advocacy. …
Iran’s Threat to Narges Mohammadi: A Call for Unconditional Release Read More
In a pressing call for justice, over 30,000 individuals have signed petitions advocating for the immediate release of Oqba Hashad, a 27-year-old Egyptian student, as reported by Amnesty International. Oqba’s …
Growing Calls for Justice: Over 30,000 Urge Egypt to Release Oqba Hashad Read More
On January 27, 2025, the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) assessed Iraq’s human rights record in its fourth Universal Periodic Review (UPR), gathering 263 recommendations from 93 states. These encompassed …
Iraq’s Human Rights Review: An Urgent Call for Reform and Accountability Read More
A coalition of 15 prominent human rights and media freedom organisations has united to urge Turkish authorities to cease their assaults on peaceful demonstrators, journalists, and freedom of expression. Their …
15 Human Rights Groups Demand an End to Turkey’s Repression of Freedoms Read More
The decision of Tunisia’s government to withdraw its declaration permitting individuals and NGOs access to the African Court marks a significant setback for human rights. This change bars these entities, …
Tunisia’s Withdrawal from African Court: A Step Back for Human Rights Accountability Read More
In a poignant address to the UN Human Rights Council, UK Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders raised alarm over the severe human rights crisis in Haiti, exacerbated by rampant violence …
UK’s Urgent Call for Action on Haiti’s Human Rights Crisis at UN Read More