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.gov websites are official government domains that ensure security and trust online. They protect sensitive information through HTTPS connections and serve as reliable sources of information, empowering citizens with essential …
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People in Need (PIN) has announced its decision to abstain from COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, due to the country’s oppressive regime that undermines human rights. Emphasizing the importance of climate …
People in Need’s Statement on Climate Justice and COP29 Participation Read More
Mauritius lifted a recent social media ban just before elections due to public outcry. The government had implemented the ban following explosive leaked audio revealing misconduct and potential threats to …
Mauritius’ Social Media Ban Lifted Amid Electoral Tensions and Outcry Read More
The #KeepItOn coalition demands the end of internet shutdowns in Mozambique amid violent protests following disputed elections. Highlighting the constitutional right to freedom of expression and international human rights obligations, …
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TikTok has come under fire for deleting videos highlighting Uyghur human rights abuses, as experienced by Uyghur student Nefise Oguz, whose video discussing genocide was removed. Many Uyghurs believe TikTok …
TikTok’s Censorship of Uyghur Advocacy Highlights Ongoing Human Rights Struggles Read More
Mozambique’s government has imposed significant internet restrictions since October 25, 2024, following protests against election results. Human Rights Watch demands an end to these restrictions, which severely limit access to …
Mozambique: Government Internet Restrictions Erode Civil Rights Post-Election Read More
On October 9, 2024, journalist Sanja Vasković was summoned for questioning regarding defamation allegations made by businessman Mladen Kovačević. Vasković, winner of the ‘best journalist in written media’ award, faces …
Journalist Sanja Vasković Faces Defamation Charges for Uncovering Corruption 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
Uyghur student Nefise Oguz faced censorship from TikTok after posting a video discussing the Uyghur genocide. This incident reflects a broader trend of TikTok deleting posts about human rights violations, …
TikTok’s Censorship of Uyghur Rights: A Struggle for Truth and Justice Read More
Xu Zhiyong, a prominent human rights lawyer in China, is facing severe health issues due to arbitrary detention and mistreatment at Lunan Prison. Since starting a hunger strike on October …
Urgent Plea for Freedom: Xu Zhiyong’s Deteriorating Health in Detention Read More