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Original Source: aze.media Azerbaijan is set to unveil a new report addressing Armenian war crimes on World Human Rights Day, as announced by Sabina Aliyeva, the country’s Human Rights Commissioner. …
Azerbaijan to Release Report on Armenian War Crimes on World Human Rights Day Read More
Original Source: spring96.org In recent months, the landscape for Belarusian citizens has shifted drastically, with a striking 773 individuals joining the Russian wanted list, part of a broader total of …
The Rising Tide of Repression: Belarusian Activists on Russia’s Wanted List Read More
On November 12, Armenia’s Human Rights Defender, Anahit Manasyan, met Germany’s Ambassador Claudia Busch to discuss crucial human rights issues. Manasyan highlighted the protection of women’s rights and the urgent …
Armenian Human Rights Defender Advocates for Istanbul Convention Ratification Read More
COP29 is controversially hosted in Azerbaijan, a dictatorship accused of human rights violations and ethnic cleansing of Armenians. The regime suppresses dissent and leverages oil and gas revenue while the …
COP29: A Stage for Greenwashing Amidst Human Rights Violations Read More
Freedom House’s new report reveals deliberate ethnic cleansing by Azerbaijan against the Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh, detailing human rights violations and cultural erasure. The report underscores the need for international …
Freedom House Report Exposes Ethnic Cleansing of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh Read More
A recent report from human rights organizations accuses Azerbaijan of ethnic cleansing against Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh, following military actions in September 2023. The report underscores systemic human rights violations and …
International Report Accuses Azerbaijan of Ethnic Cleansing in Nagorno-Karabakh Read More
Christian groups are rallying against COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, highlighting human rights abuses against Armenians and calling for a boycott of the event. Orchestrated by L’Œuvre d’Orient and supported by …
Christian Groups Urge Boycott of COP29 Over Human Rights in Azerbaijan Read More
Human Rights Watch has criticized Armenia’s bill requiring the installation of surveillance cameras in Yerevan, arguing it violates privacy rights and civil liberties. The organization’s director warns that such mass …
Human Rights Watch Sounds Alarm on Armenia’s Surveillance Bill Read More
Human Rights Watch warns that Armenia’s new surveillance bill, requiring extensive video surveillance systems with police access across Yerevan, poses serious threats to resident privacy and civil rights. The bill …
Armenia’s Controversial Surveillance Bill: A Threat to Privacy and Civil Liberties Read More
The Armenian government’s surveillance bill is raising international concerns around privacy rights. Human Rights Watch warns that increased surveillance could undermine civil liberties. The legislation proposes extensive video monitoring in …
International Alarm Over Armenia’s Surveillance Bill and Privacy Rights Read More