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Human Rights: The Pillar of Peace At a significant international gathering near the White House, Elder Ulisses Soares of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles emphasized the vital link between …
Elder Soares at IRF Summit: Human Rights as Cornerstone of Peace Read More
Navigating Troubled Waters: South Korea’s Political TurmoilSouth Korea finds itself amid an unprecedented political crisis, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s brief declaration of martial law on December 3. This …
Understanding South Korea’s Political Crisis Through Expert Analysis Read More
Rina Amiri’s Departure: An Advocate’s Reflections on Afghan Women’s Struggles Rina Amiri, the U.S. Special Envoy for Afghan Women, Girls, and Human Rights, announced her resignation effective January 20, marking …
Rina Amiri Resigns as U.S. Envoy: Reflections on Afghan Women’s Rights Advocacy Read More
Worsening Human Rights in Central Asia Human Rights Watch (HRW) has painted a grim picture of human rights in Central Asia, labeling the situation as “worsening” in a report released …
Human Rights Watch Warns of Escalating Repression in Central Asia Read More
Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan In its latest report for 2024, Human Rights Watch (HRW) unveiled the troubling state of human rights in Azerbaijan, particularly highlighting the government’s widening net …
Human Rights Watch Unveils Azerbaijan’s Repression and Ethnic Tensions Read More
EU’s Troubling Alliance with Egypt: Concerns Raised An open letter to EU officials has ignited concerns over a planned partnership between Europol and Egypt’s law enforcement. This agreement is viewed …
EU Collaboration with Egypt: A Dangerous Compromise on Human Rights Read More
In an alarming development, an open letter directed at EU officials has raised serious reservations about the proposed agreement between Europol and Egyptian law enforcement. This agreement is rooted in …
EU’s Police Cooperation with Egypt Sparks Outcry Over Human Rights Violations Read More
In a significant visit, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has toured Sednaya prison, a facility infamous for its harsh conditions located on the outskirts of Damascus. Known …
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk Visits Notorious Sednaya Prison Read More
In a significant verdict, Bakhtiyar Hajiyev, a prominent Azerbaijani human rights activist, has been sentenced to a decade behind bars by a Baku court. His lawyer, Elchin Sadigov, expressed discontent, …
Azerbaijani Activist Bakhtiyar Hajiyev Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison Read More
In the Horn of Africa, Somaliland, a self-proclaimed independent state, prides itself on its democratic processes and stability amidst regional turmoil. However, the nation faces challenges in gaining international recognition …
Somaliland’s Road to Recognition: A Struggle Against Human Rights Violations Read More