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Original Source: www.hrw.org Sri Lanka’s newly elected president, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, must confront the nation’s pressing human rights dilemmas following his election on September 21 and the parliamentary majority achieved …
Sri Lanka’s New President Must Champion Human Rights Reform Read More
Original Source: www.city-journal.org The fascination with economic growth, as highlighted by economist Robert Lucas, drives our curiosity about international development. We ponder the reasons behind the wealth of some nations …
The Power of Political Institutions in Economic Development Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org In the turbulent waves of post-election Mozambique, the air is thick with fear and resentment as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) is urged to stand against …
SADC Urged to Condemn Violence Against Protesters in Mozambique Read More
Opposition politician Dr. Kizza Besigye was abducted in Kenya and later arraigned in a Ugandan military court, highlighting alarming trends in transnational repression and government suppression of dissent. Amnesty International …
Dr. Kizza Besigye’s Abduction: A Disturbing Trend of Transnational Repression Read More
Dr. Xu Zhiyong, a leading human rights lawyer in China, has been on hunger strike since October 4, 2023, protesting his inhumane imprisonment. With a legacy of advocating for rights …
The Hunger Strike of Dr. Xu Zhiyong: A Plea for Justice and Freedom Read More
Zambia’s Catholic bishops have issued a pastoral letter decrying human rights violations and restrictions on democratic freedoms as opposition leaders face increased arrests. The Church calls for the government to …
Zambia’s Catholic Bishops Condemn Rights Violations Amid Political Turmoil Read More
WOLA denounces the Venezuelan government’s harassment of human rights defenders, particularly targeting PROVEA and its leader Óscar Murillo. Following a controversial election, state authorities have heightened threats against those demanding …
WOLA Condemns Venezuelan Government’s Crackdown on PROVEA and Civil Society Read More
Mexican lawmakers have reelected Rosario Piedra, head of the National Human Rights Commission, despite significant opposition for her inaction on government abuses. Critics claim her leadership reflects the ruling Morena …
Controversial Reelection: Rosario Piedra Retains Position Amid Human Rights Criticism Read More
Amnesty International’s new digital campaign, “Press Send for Solidarity,” aims to support political prisoners through actions like letter writing and petitions. Targeting socially conscious adults, the initiative emphasizes the power …
Amnesty International Launches Press Send for Solidarity Campaign for Human Rights Read More
Marco Rubio’s nomination for Secretary of State raises both hopes and concerns for human rights in Southeast Asia. A known advocate for democracy, his legislative efforts against authoritarian regimes highlight …
Marco Rubio’s Role in Championing Human Rights in Southeast Asia Read More