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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
In a striking turn of events, Ahn Chang-ho, the head of Korea’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRCK), has taken a bold step, penning a letter to a UN agency to …
Korea’s Human Rights Chief Critiques Constitutional Court Amid Impeachment Trial Read More
As the sun rises on March 2nd, 2025, the Church of Uganda celebrates the fifth anniversary of the enthronement of the Most Reverend Dr Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, its ninth Archbishop. …
Archbishop Kaziimba Mugalu Marks Five Years with a Call for Justice Read More
In a significant legal development, Ugandan authorities have moved opposition leader Kizza Besigye’s case from a military to a civilian court, dropping treason charges that were previously levelled against him. …
Uganda’s Legal Transition: A Shift from Military to Civilian Courts Read More
In Indonesia’s Aceh province, a chilling act of discrimination unfolded as two university students faced public flogging for engaging in consensual same-sex relations. Amnesty International’s Montse Ferrer condemned this barbaric …
Indonesia’s Public Flogging of Gay Men: A Stark Violation of Human Rights Read More
In Thailand, 44 politicians from the former Move Forward Party face severe consequences after being summoned by the National Anti-Corruption Commission. They are indicted for proposing a reform to the …
Thai Opposition Politicians Face Lifetime Ban Over Lèse-Majesté Law Controversy Read More
Ugandan authorities must release former opposition leader Kizza Besigye, currently imprisoned under dire conditions following a hunger strike. His lawyer has raised concerns over Besigye’s declining health, exacerbated by ongoing …
The Urgent Call for the Release of Kizza Besigye and Ugandan Opposition Leaders Read More