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The 11th anniversary of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration highlights its role as both a symbol of progress and a reminder of ongoing challenges in human rights implementation across diverse …
Reflections on the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration: Progress and Challenges Ahead Read More
On November 21, the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty, will host a high-level event in Strasbourg to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the office. The event, …
Celebrating 25 Years of Advocacy: A High-Level Event for Human Rights in Strasbourg Read More
Jared Kushner is poised to be a critical advisor in Trump’s Middle East strategy without an official title, thanks to his invaluable relationships with regional leaders. Despite concerns over his …
Jared Kushner’s Pivotal Role in Trump’s Middle East Strategy Despite No Formal Position Read More
The Cop29 climate conference exposed the alarming connection between oil exploitation, climate change, and human rights violations. Azerbaijan’s president labeled fossil fuels a ‘gift of god,’ while a Freedom House …
The Unseen Costs of Oil: Climate Change and Human Rights in Crisis Read More
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un perceives international human rights criticism as a severe threat to his regime. Documents reveal his active engagement in suppressing such critiques, including instructing officials to boycott …
Kim Jong-un’s Defensive Tactics Against UN Human Rights Criticism Read More
Thailand’s election to the UN Human Rights Council is momentous yet challenges lie ahead. The country must uphold human rights standards while addressing domestic shortcomings, particularly in civil liberties. Opportunities …
Thailand’s Intersectional Journey in the UN Human Rights Council Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Commissioner for Human Rights, met with his Russian counterpart in Belarus, resulting in the exchange of prisoner of war lists and the establishment of a new …
Hope Amidst Conflict: Ukrainian and Russian Human Rights Commissioners Meet Read More
The Central Tibetan Administration has thanked 15 countries for highlighting human rights abuses in Tibet at the 79th UN General Assembly. Key nations, including Australia and the USA, called attention …
Tibetans Thank 15 Nations for Standing Up Against Human Rights Violations Read More
Civil society organizations urge ICC state parties to support Lithuania’s referral requesting the investigation of alleged crimes against humanity committed by Belarusian authorities since May 2020. Lithuania’s lead in this …
Urgent Call for ICC to Investigate Crimes Against Humanity in Belarus Read More
Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Aty discussed human rights improvements with EU’s Olof Skoog in Cairo, aiming to highlight Egypt’s progress despite economic challenges. He underlined the importance of …
Egyptian Foreign Minister Discusses Human Rights Progress with EU Official Read More