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Original Source: iranpresswatch.org The United Nations Forum on Minority Issues in Geneva has generated considerable debate and outcry, particularly following the disqualification of Diane Ala’i, a respected Baha’i human rights …
Iran’s Political Maneuvering Silences Minority Representation at UN Forum Read More
Original Source: www.lancaster.ac.uk A recent study by researchers at Lancaster University and Central European University reveals a troubling gap in the global framework of human rights protections for dissidents. Titled …
Exposing the Blind Spot: Protecting Dissidents from Transnational Repression Read More
Original Source: www.themoscowtimes.com In the heart of Berlin, a vibrant assembly of 2,000 to 4,000 Russian expats coalesced beneath the gray sky, their voices blending into a powerful chorus of …
Exiled Russian Leaders Rally in Berlin: A Call for Unity Against Putin’s Regime Read More
In Turkmenistan, 75-year-old human rights defender Soltan Achilova was forcibly detained by authorities to prevent her from traveling to Geneva for a human rights event. Despite her family’s arrival to …
Turkmenistan’s Forced Hospitalization of a Human Rights Defender Read More
HØJHUSET Cultural Hotel in Herning, Denmark, combines modern hospitality with its rich historical backdrop as a former folk high school. This cultural hub emphasizes community engagement and artistic expression, featuring …
HØJHUSET: A Journey Through Culture and Creativity in Denmark Read More
Rabat will host the UN Human Rights Council conference on Nov 21-22, 2024, focusing on human rights preservation. Key attendees include Ambassador Omar Zniber, Minister Nasser Bourita, and UN High …
Rabat to Host UN Conference on Human Rights Council: A Path Forward Read More
Freedom for Eurasia urges Belgium to reconsider the deportation of Sitoramo Ibrohimova and her four children due to potential persecution in Tajikistan. Activists claim her extradition could lead to serious …
Urgent Call to Protect Tajik Family from Deportation: Activists Demand Justice Read More
The United Nations strongly advocates for the rights and protections of LGBTIQ+ individuals, emphasising the need for equality and freedom from violence and discrimination. Through various initiatives and a collaborative …
Advocacy for LGBTIQ+ Rights: The UN’s Commitment to Equality and Inclusivity Read More
On July 4, 2024, the United States affirmed its commitment to the universality and indivisibility of human rights, linking these principles directly to the nation’s history. The OSCE plays a …
Reaffirming Human Rights: A Commitment to Universality and Indivisibility Read More
UNESCO has recognized Austrian confectionery as intangible cultural heritage, celebrating its centuries-old craftsmanship and its integral role in the social fabric of Austria, particularly in Burgenland. The recognition is seen …
Austrian Confectionery Gains UNESCO Recognition as Intangible Cultural Heritage Read More