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In a devastating report, Human Rights Watch reveals a harrowing pattern of sexual violence perpetrated by Sudan’s paramilitary RSF against women and girls amidst the ongoing conflict. Documented cases of …
Widespread Sexual Violence in Sudan: HRW Accuses RSF of Atrocities Read More
Human Rights Watch heralds a new dawn for Syria following the removal of Bashar al-Assad, suggesting this pivotal moment provides a unique chance to rectify human rights abuses that have …
Syria’s Pivotal Moment: A Chance to Redefine Human Rights Post-Assad Read More
The overthrowing of Bashar al-Assad’s government marks a pivotal turning point in Syria’s history, providing an opportunity for a new regime to prioritize justice and human rights. With the chance …
A New Era Unfolds: Syria’s Transition from Oppression to Hope Read More
Original Source: www.tuftsdaily.com On September 29, 2022, Daw Khin, a 57-year-old woman, returned to her home in eastern Karenni State after fleeing military assaults by Myanmar’s junta, the Tatmadaw. As …
Forgotten Fronts: The Human Rights Crisis of Anti-Personnel Mines in Myanmar Read More
Original Source: www.thebrenthurstfoundation.org A stark reminder arises on the UN’s impotence for ordinary citizens, revealing it as a political machinery that has lost its moral compass. The silence surrounding Dr. …
The UN’s Deteriorating Commitment to Individual Rights Read More
Original Source: ukhumanrightsblog.com In a dramatic turn of military support, President Biden has decided to send anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine, marking a stark shift from previous commitments to minimize their …
This Week in Review: Military Decisions, Human Rights Controversies, and Gender Identity Debates Read More
Original Source: www.voanews.com In a harrowing revelation, a U.N. report sheds light on the escalating brutality of Myanmar’s military junta against civilians. Desperate to regain control amid losses to opposition …
Escalating Atrocities in Myanmar: A Call for Global Attention and Aid Read More
Boston University’s Pardee School hosted activist John Prendergast for a critical discussion on Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, highlighting the multifaceted suffering including famine, genocide, and displacement. Dean Scott Taylor emphasized the …
John Prendergast Highlights Urgent Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan at Boston University Read More
A recent report from the Karen Human Rights Group reveals that Myanmar’s military has been indiscriminately targeting civilians in airstrikes as a means of collective punishment since the coup in …
Myanmar Military Airstrikes: A Grim Reality of Civilian Targeting and Destruction Read More