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In Afghanistan, the Taliban has enacted a new decree that further restricts the rights of women by mandating that windows in homes overlooking spaces predominantly used by women be blocked …
The Taliban’s Latest Decree: A Window into Women’s Oppression Read More
The Taliban’s latest decree underscores its iron grip on women’s rights in Afghanistan, demanding that homeowners cover windows overlooking areas frequently used by women, like kitchens and courtyards. This measure, …
The Taliban’s Window Ban: A Symbol of Women’s Systemic Oppression in Afghanistan Read More
In a world where disinformation is like a shadow that clouds our democratic landscape, the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty, emphasizes the need for member states …
Enforcing Standards: Balancing Online Disinformation and Human Rights Read More
As Venezuela’s Presidential Inauguration approaches, the nation finds itself at a complex crossroads. The political landscape is murky, with differing claims on the presidency. While Nicolás Maduro’s government asserts his …
Turbulent Times Ahead: Venezuela’s Inauguration and Calls for Human Rights Read More
As Venezuela braces for the inauguration of a new president on January 10, the political landscape remains turbulent. Incumbent President Nicolás Maduro, certified as the winner by the National Electoral …
Venezuelan Archbishop Calls for Human Rights Amid Political Turmoil Read MoreIn a powerful commitment to uphold human dignity, India and the European Union (EU) recently convened the India-EU Human Rights Dialogue in New Delhi. There, they pledged to protect and …
India and EU Forge Stronger Alliance to Advance Human Rights Read More
In a distressing turn of events, Carlos Correa, the Executive Director of Espacio Público, has gone missing after being forcibly taken by masked individuals in downtown Caracas on January 7. …
Venezuela’s Human Rights Defender Carlos Correa Missing: Immediate Action Demanded Read MoreMeta’s recent decision to relax its hate speech policies has sparked outrage among rights organizations, who are raising alarms about the potential implications of this move. Critics assert that this …
Meta’s Controversial Policy Shift: A Threat to Digital Safety and Human Rights Read More
Jewish groups reacted fiercely this week after Francesca Albanese, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights in Palestinian territories, referenced the Holocaust while endorsing David Miller, an anti-Israel academic …
UN’s Albanese Faces Backlash for Supporting Controversial Academic David Miller Read MoreIn a significant reaffirmation of shared values and aspirations, India and the European Union (EU) convened the India-EU Human Rights Dialogue in New Delhi, emphasizing their commitment to uphold human …
India and EU Strengthen Commitment to Human Rights and Media Freedom Read More