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In a striking response to President Trump’s recent executive order imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC), Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, condemned the move. She emphasized that …
US Sanctions Against ICC Threaten International Justice System Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) sat to listen to poignant testimonies from political prisoners and human rights organizations against the ongoing banishment and denationalization policies of Nicaragua’s Ortega …
IACHR Hears Testimonies Against Nicaragua’s Banishment Policies Read More
Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling Uganda’s Supreme Court has ruled that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, marking a monumental victory for human rights, according to Human Rights Watch. On January …
Uganda’s Supreme Court Declares Military Trials of Civilians Unconstitutional Read More
The Kremlin’s repressive grip has tightened as dissent within Russia faces a harsher crackdown in the wake of the Ukraine conflict, as detailed in Human Rights Watch’s ‘World Report 2025.’ …
Kremlin’s Escalating Repression and Human Rights Violations in 2025 Read More
The University of Minnesota Law School recently honored International Human Rights Day with a thought-provoking lecture by Margaret Huang, the president and CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Her …
University of Minnesota Law School Elevates Human Rights Advocacy Read More
On December 10, we celebrate a significant milestone as the world observes the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). This occasion underscores the Declaration’s enduring importance …
Celebrating 75 Years of Human Rights: Voices of Youth Empowerment Read More
Today’s school assembly presents a tapestry of vital updates from around the world, blending national concerns like the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections and the pressing issue of HMPV cases with …
School Assembly News Headlines for January 8, 2025 Read More
In 2023, Serbia grappled with human rights challenges, where the glorification of war criminals overshadowed the slow movements towards justice. Activists and journalists faced rampant harassment, while a proposed Law …
Human Rights In Serbia: Challenges and Struggles in 2023 Read More
Rıfat Roni’s trial highlights the alarming trend of prosecuting individuals for promoting Kurdish language and culture in Türkiye. These activities, once celebrated as expressions of identity, are now criminalized under …
Cultural Rights Under Fire: The Prosecution of Kurdish Language Activists in Türkiye Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee’s decision serves as a beacon for religious freedom, emphasizing that a state cannot arbitrarily label beliefs as extremist without clear justification. It highlights the importance …
UN Human Rights Committee Declares Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Teachings on Shunning as Protected Religious Freedoms Read More