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In a case emblematic of systemic issues in Thailand’s human rights practices, American academic Paul Chambers faced significant obstacles regarding his bail. After reporting to police in early April concerning …
Paul Chambers Case: A Reflection of Thailand’s Troubling Human Rights Practices Read More
In Azerbaijan, the arbitrary arrest of human rights defenders Bashir Suleymanli and Mammad Alpay has raised serious concerns about civil liberties. Suleymanli leads the Institute for Citizens’ Rights, while Alpay …
Arbitrary Arrests of Human Rights Defenders in Azerbaijan: A Call for Justice Read More
In Peru, Front Line Defenders has raised alarms regarding the unjust criminalisation of eleven indigenous and campesino human rights defenders in Cotabambas, stemming from their opposition to the Las Bambas …
Urgent Call for Justice: Protecting Human Rights Defenders in Peru Read More
A recent investigation by the independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission has exposed decades of human rights violations by the South Korean government concerning the adoption of children. This troubling report …
Unveiling a Dark Legacy: South Korea’s Adoption Scandal Exposed Read More
In a stunning turn of events, a British jury convicted Lydia Mugambe, a United Nations judge and a high court judge in Uganda, for subjecting a Ugandan woman to domestic …
UN Judge Convicted of Modern-Day Slavery in Shocking Abuse of Power Read More
In a shocking turn of events, Ukrainian judge Lydia Mugambe was found guilty of human trafficking and slavery in the UK. Prosecutors accused her of exploiting a young woman, forcing …
UN Judge Convicted of Human Trafficking and Slavery in the UK Read More
Greg Lawson recently won the prestigious CTA Peace and Justice Human Rights Award, esteemed for his unwavering commitment to promoting peace and justice in his community and school. As an …
Greg Lawson: Champion of Peace and Justice Read More
In Tunis, a highly anticipated conspiracy trial commenced, involving accusations against forty individuals, including political opponents and activists, for supposedly plotting to overthrow President Kais Saied. Human Rights Watch closely …
Abuse and Injustice in Tunis: The Conspiracy Trial That Shouldn’t Be Read More
As the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) intensifies, there are mounting calls for non-military resolutions, prominently the ongoing case in the African Court on Human and Peoples’ …
DRC vs Rwanda: A Landmark Human Rights Case in the African Court Read More
Amnesty International is taking a stand as a British Columbia court upholds the convictions of three Indigenous land defenders: Sleydo’ (Molly Wickham), Shaylynn Sampson, and Corey “Jayohcee” Jocko. Their appeals …
Amnesty International Challenges B.C. Court Ruling on Indigenous Land Defenders Read More