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Original Source: www.hrw.org On December 2, the Brussels Court of Appeal delivered a poignant verdict, deeming the Belgian government guilty of crimes against humanity in Congo during its colonial reign. …
Belgium’s Court Ruling: A Historic Step Towards Reparations for Colonial Crimes Read More
Original Source: rfkhumanrights.org In an urgent plea for justice resonating in the chambers of The Hague, Venezuelan civil society organizations collectively voiced their harrowing plight. At the Assembly of States …
Venezuelan Civil Society Urges ICC to Take Action Against Crimes in Venezuela Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org Amidst a storm of clashing ideals and fervent protests, Mozambique finds itself in a tragic turmoil. Since the elections on October 9, the swell of dissent has …
Mozambique’s Crisis: Children Pay the Ultimate Price in Protest Violence Read More
Original Source: www.teaonews.co.nz In a momentous shift echoing through the tropical winds of New Caledonia, the UN Human Rights Committee has acknowledged France’s failings in recognizing the rights of the …
Historic UN Recognition of France’s Human Rights Violations in Kanaky Read More
Original Source: www.aljazeera.com US president-elect Donald Trump has declared his intention to make his inaugural overseas journey to attend the reopening of the historic Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, a beloved …
Trump’s First Overseas Trip: Reviving Notre-Dame Cathedral Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org President Biden is set for his inaugural visit to Angola, a highly awaited two-day journey that marks his only trip to Africa during his presidency. For President …
Making President Biden’s Visit to Angola Count Read More
Original Source: www.infomigrants.net Over 20 human rights organizations are calling on the Italian government to be open and transparent about the implementation of the European Pact for Migration and Asylum. …
Rights Groups Demand Transparency in Italy’s Asylum Policy Implementation Read More
Original Source: ticotimes.net In May, Guatemala will breathe literary life into the aftermath of oppression during the Central America Cuenta festival, featuring the esteemed Joan Manuel Serrat. Claudia Neira, the …
Guatemala’s Literary Festival: A Beacon of Hope for Democracy and Human Rights Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org On May 9, 2024, chaos erupted in Chad as celebratory gunfire spiraled into tragedy when security forces loyal to General Mahamat Idriss Déby unleashed bullets across cities …
Gunfire in Celebration or Intimidation? The Tragic Aftermath in Chad Read More
Original Source: www.thebrenthurstfoundation.org A stark reminder arises on the UN’s impotence for ordinary citizens, revealing it as a political machinery that has lost its moral compass. The silence surrounding Dr. …
The UN’s Deteriorating Commitment to Individual Rights Read More