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On March 21, during a session in Japan’s Diet, Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya voiced his deep worries regarding the Myanmar military junta’s ambition to hold national elections by January 2026. …
Japan Voices Doubts Over Myanmar Junta’s Election Plans Read More
In a heart-wrenching plea to lawmakers, concerned citizens have expressed their dismay over the Trump Administration’s suspension of Voice of America (VOA) broadcasts and its decision to defund the parent …
Muzzling the Voice of America: A Threat to Human Rights Read More
As Ecuador approaches its pivotal presidential elections on April 13, Amnesty International has penned an open letter urging candidates Luisa González and Daniel Noboa to prioritise human rights in their …
Human Rights Must Be Central to Ecuador’s Presidential Proposals Read More
In a heartfelt address at the National Democratic Handicapped Association’s first general convention in Patan, Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba emphasised his party’s commitment to honouring the human rights …
President Deuba Advocates for the Rights of People with Disabilities in Nepal Read More
As South Africa marks Human Rights Day on March 21, 2025, the United Democratic Movement (UDM) renews its commitment to ensuring human rights are within reach for all citizens. Nqabayomzi …
South Africa’s Renewed Commitment to Human Rights Day 2025 Read More
February 26 marked a significant milestone, observing the 140th anniversary of a pivotal moment in Western imperialism: the Berlin Conference of 1885. Convened by German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, this …
The Enduring Legacy of the Berlin Conference: Capitalism and Colonialism Read More
In reflections on former President Jimmy Carter, many recall him as a principled leader whose moral compass stood apart from his peers. His moral approach to foreign policy aimed to …
The Complexity of Human Rights in U.S. Politics: A Critical Reflection on Presidential Legacies Read More
The Peruvian President Dina Boluarte faces a crucial decision regarding a newly passed bill that could greatly hinder the operations of independent journalists and civil organisations. Approved by Congress on …
Peru’s Anti-NGO Bill: A Call for Presidential Veto Amidst Democracy’s Erosion Read More
In a striking commentary, human rights lawyer Reed Brody asserts that democracy in the United States is at risk due to actions by President Trump, whom he accuses of seeking …
Democracy in the US: A Human Rights Lawyer’s Warning Against Authoritarianism Read More
In the ever-evolving landscape of U.S. politics, a significant transformation is reverberating beyond its borders, reshaping the interactions between nations. Amid attempts to dismantle USAID, a vital organisation for humanitarian …
Lessons from Global Experiences: Navigating U.S. Political Challenges Read More