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Felice Gaer, a stalwart of human rights advocacy, has died at 78 from metastatic breast cancer. Leading the Jacob Blaustein Institute for over 30 years, she fought tirelessly for issues …
Felice Gaer, Advocate for Human Rights and Jewish Issues, Dies at 78 Read More
A recent study reveals that Jordanian youth hold strong views on human rights but face significant barriers to engagement, such as limited access to information and societal pressures. Despite having …
Jordanian Youth: A Mixed Perspective on Human Rights Amidst Challenges Read More
The article dissects the current economic state in light of the 2024 election, reflecting on Trump’s past promises and the mixed outcomes of his policies. It emphasizes the weakened economic …
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: The 2024 Election’s Impact on America Read More
Amnesty International urges FIFA to pause the bidding for World Cup 2034 until Saudi Arabia implements vital human rights reforms. The organization highlights risks concerning migrant workers and human rights …
Amnesty International Calls for FIFA to Pause World Cup 2034 Bidding Read More
The ‘Vietnam Days Abroad’ initiative will showcase Vietnamese culture through folk art forms in Brazil and Saudi Arabia. The events, celebrating diplomatic anniversaries, will feature traditional performances like water puppetry …
Vietnam Days Abroad 2024: A Festive Cultural Celebration in Brazil and Saudi Arabia Read More
The human rights situation in Pakistan reveals significant challenges, particularly for women and religious minorities. Key issues include the abuse of blasphemy laws, high rates of child marriages, and forced …
Unveiling Human Rights Violations in Pakistan: A Call for Change 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
The OMCT highlights the Islamic Republic of Iran’s systematic use of internal exile, or tab’eed, as a strategy to silence dissent and marginalize human rights advocates and minorities. This punitive …
Internal Exile in Iran: A Coercive Tool Against Dissent and Minority Rights Read More
On November 11, 2024, President Xi Jinping hosted Italian President Sergio Mattarella for the return of 56 cultural relics from Italy to China. This event marks a continuation of collaborative …
56 Ancient Chinese Cultural Relics Repatriated from Italy to China Read More
Paank has raised urgent concerns over escalating human rights violations in Balochistan, highlighting 110 enforced disappearances and six extrajudicial killings in October. The recent abductions of six civilians by Pakistani …
Balochistan: Paank Sounds Alarm on Human Rights Violations Read More