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Ukraine’s Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications, Mykola Tochytsky, has disclosed a harrowing truth: over 1.7 million cultural heritage items have been pilfered by Russia from its occupied territories and …
Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage Under Siege: 1.7 Million Items Stolen by Russia Read More
In an urgent call to action, human rights organisations are demanding the immediate release and compensation for Valijon Kalonov, an activist held in a psychiatric hospital since December 2021. A …
Uzbekistan Urged to Release Blogger Valijon Kalonov from Psychiatric Detention Read More
As the frontline cities of Ukraine face relentless attacks, museums dedicated to preserving the nation’s rich history are racing to relocate invaluable collections to safer areas. Olha Sahaydak, the head …
Ukrainian Museums Mobilise to Preserve Cultural Heritage Amid Conflict Read More
The North Korean human rights movement faces an existential dilemma, navigating the treacherous waters of activism against a backdrop of strict regime control and international indifference. Activists grapple with the …
Navigating the Existential Crisis of North Korean Human Rights Advocacy Read More
The reports from Ukraine’s Human Rights Commissioner highlight a harrowing escalation in the execution of Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces, with 177 confirmed cases over three years, a staggering rise …
Rise in Executions of Ukrainian Soldiers: A Grim Reality in 2024 Read More
Original Source: www.barrons.com In a significant diplomatic maneuver, Berlin has initiated communication with Russia concerning the detention of a German national implicated in sabotaging energy facilities. The German foreign ministry …
Berlin Engages Russia Over Detained German Accused of Sabotage Read More
Sergei Lukashevsky, a prominent Russian historian and rights defender, has been sentenced to eight years in prison by a Russian court for criticizing the Kremlin’s actions in Ukraine. He had …
Sergei Lukashevsky Sentenced: A Tale of Courage and Resilience Amidst Repression Read More
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was pleasantly surprised by his call with Donald Trump, highlighting a detailed discussion on Ukraine. Scholz noted that Trump’s perspective was more nuanced than commonly assumed, …
Scholz Surprised by Trump’s Nuanced Perspective in Their Recent Call Read More
The 2024 Magnitsky Human Rights Awards honored global defenders of justice, led by Yulia Navalnaya, wife of Alexey Navalny, who champions democracy in Russia following her husband’s death. The event …
2024 Magnitsky Awards Honor Global Human Rights Defenders Read More
Maria Kolesnikova, a Belarusian opposition activist, has reappeared after 20 months of silence, meeting her father in a prison hospital. Once a vibrant leader during the 2020 protests against President …
Maria Kolesnikova Surfaces After 20 Months of Silence, Meets Father Read More