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The decision of Tunisia’s government to withdraw its declaration permitting individuals and NGOs access to the African Court marks a significant setback for human rights. This change bars these entities, …
Tunisia’s Withdrawal from African Court: A Step Back for Human Rights Accountability Read More
Amnesty International is calling on Dominican authorities to honour their international obligations on March 21, the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. They stress the need to protect …
Rallying for Racial Justice: The Call for Action in the Dominican Republic Read More
In a significant shift within South Korea’s political landscape, the Constitutional Court reinstated Han Duck-soo as prime minister, overturning his impeachment. This ruling diverges sharply from the ongoing case of …
Awaiting Justice: South Koreans Anticipate Court’s Verdict on Presidential Impeachment Read More
Tunisia has announced its withdrawal from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, signalling a troubling step back for freedoms in this North African nation. The government declared it …
Tunisia’s Troubling Retreat from the African Human Rights Court Read More
Regina Yegorova-Askerova, a dedicated Lithuanian human rights activist, faced an unexpected barrier when she was denied entry into Georgia after residing there for 15 years with her family. Upon her …
Lithuanian Human Rights Activist Denied Entry to Georgia After 15 Years Read More
In recent years, South Africa’s human rights journey has emerged at the forefront of international discourse, particularly in light of President Trump’s critiques aimed at tarnishing its reputation. The controversy …
The Imperative for South Africa to Embrace Direct Access to the African Court Read More
As allegations of escalating human rights abuses surface, Kenya plays host to the Dutch royals, King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima. Many Kenyans, alarmed by the government’s actions, inundated the royals …
Kenya Hosts Dutch Royals Amidst Growing Human Rights Concerns Read More
In a bold move, Indonesia’s Catholic human rights minister, Natalius Pigai, has advocated for a dedicated religious freedom law aimed at ending discrimination against religious minorities within the predominantly Muslim …
Indonesia’s Human Rights Minister Advocates for Religious Freedom Law Read More
Recent developments in The Hague have sparked a wave of hope among human rights advocates. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, alongside organisations like Amnesty International and Human …
International Community Lauds Duterte’s ICC Arrest as Human Rights Triumph Read More
In a significant move, the European Parliament recently condemned Thailand for human rights violations, notably its harsh lese-majesty law (Article 112) and the deportation of Uyghurs to China. During a …
European Parliament’s Strong Stand Against Thailand’s Human Rights Violations Read More