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The Kremlin’s repressive grip has tightened as dissent within Russia faces a harsher crackdown in the wake of the Ukraine conflict, as detailed in Human Rights Watch’s ‘World Report 2025.’ …
Kremlin’s Escalating Repression and Human Rights Violations in 2025 Read More
In a stark reflection of human rights violations, Central Asian governments intensified repression and silenced dissent throughout 2024. Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025 illuminates a grim landscape where activists, …
Central Asia’s Human Rights Crisis: A Call for Global Solidarity Read More
In 2024, Georgia faced a significant descent into a human rights crisis, as detailed in Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025. The government enacted repressive laws and unleashed fierce police …
Georgia Faces Human Rights Crisis Amid Government Repression Read More
As 2024 draws to a close, The Astana Times highlights Kazakhstan’s vibrant cultural landscape, filled with cinematic triumphs and significant exhibitions that reflect the nation’s dedication to preserving its rich …
Key Cultural Moments in Kazakhstan: A Year of Heritage and Creativity Read More
The XII High-Level Dialogue on Human Rights between the EU and Mexico marked a significant step forward in reinforcing mutual commitments to uphold and promote human rights amidst shifting political …
EU and Mexico Strengthen Human Rights Commitment in High-Level Dialogue Read MoreIn summary, the German government’s push for heightened turnover thresholds in EU merger control signals a significant shift in how digital markets may be regulated. As companies evolve rapidly, adapting …
Germany Advocates for Higher Turnover Thresholds in EU Merger Control Read More
Heather Bone’s groundbreaking research delves into the intricacies of crime economics, revealing unintended consequences of targeting cartel kingpins. Rather than diminishing violence, such policies can unleash chaotic turf wars and …
Exploring the Economics of Crime: Insights from PhD Candidate Heather Bone Read More
In the heart of Brussels, at the Parvis de Saint-Gilles tram station, human rights resonate through space and time. The Universal Declaration, a beacon of hope and dignity, finds its …
Brussels Tram Station: A Canvas for Human Rights Read More
In the rapidly evolving landscape of globalization, Western companies face stark realities in China. While official reports paint a picture of optimism, underlying challenges such as economic slowdown and geopolitical …
Western Firms in China: The Fading Dream Amidst Stiffening Challenges Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org On December 2, the Brussels Court of Appeal delivered a poignant verdict, deeming the Belgian government guilty of crimes against humanity in Congo during its colonial reign. …
Belgium’s Court Ruling: A Historic Step Towards Reparations for Colonial Crimes Read More