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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
As Indonesia’s House of Representatives prepares to pass a contentious military law, human rights advocates are raising alarms. They fear that the proposed changes, permitting military personnel to assume civilian …
Concerns Rise as Indonesia Moves to Expand Military Authority in Civilian Roles Read More
In a recent event at the 58th UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, experts hailed advancements in human rights and the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Notably, French …
Experts Praise China’s Advancements in Human Rights at UN Event Read More
In a spirited stand for their rights, major Indigenous organisations in Peru, including ONAMIAP and AIDESEP, have united to vehemently oppose the recently passed “Gag Law.” This amendment to Law …
Peruvian Indigenous Organisations Unite Against the ‘Gag Law’ Read More
In a cautionary advisory, Venezuela has alerted its citizens about potential ‘human rights violations’ they may face in the United States. Jorge Rodríguez, a significant political figure in Maduro’s regime, …
Venezuela Issues Warning Over Potential US Human Rights Violations for Citizens Read More
Niger finds itself in the throes of turmoil following a military coup on 26 July 2023, overthrowing elected President Mohamed Bazoum. The military, led by the National Council for the …
Niger: A Nation Repressed Under Military Rule Read More