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Europe’s most prominent human rights official has voiced grave concerns about the forcible expulsions of asylum seekers at European Union borders, urging politicians to resist yielding to populist pressures on …
Forcible Expulsions of Asylum Seekers at EU Borders Raise Human Rights Concerns Read More
The Political Prisoner: Ales Bialiatski’s StruggleAles Bialiatski, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate imprisoned in Belarus, represents the plight of political dissent under dictatorial rule. Sporting a yellow name tag in …
Imprisoned Nobel Laureate Ales Bialiatski Highlights Human Rights Abuses in Belarus Read More
Imprisoned Resilience: Ales Bialiatski’s Fight for Human Rights Ales Bialiatski, the head of Viasna and a Nobel Peace Prize recipient, currently endures harsh treatment in Penal Colony No. 9, identified …
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In the shadowy confines of Penal Colony No. 9 in Belarus, Ales Bialiatski, the imprisoned Nobel laureate, stands as a testament to the grim realities faced by political prisoners. Marked …
Imprisoned Nobel Laureate Ales Bialiatski Highlights Belarusian Human Rights Violations Read More
Ales Bialiatski: A Symbol of Political Repression In the harsh confines of Penal Colony No. 9 in Belarus, Ales Bialiatski’s yellow name tag identifies him as a political prisoner, subjected …
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Digital Access as a Human RightIn today’s digital age, internet access is crucial, intertwined with fundamental rights, especially freedom of expression. Government-enforced internet shutdowns often claim national security as a …
Recognizing Internet Access as a Fundamental Human Right: Lessons from Bangladesh’s July Uprising Read More
Estonia’s government is embarking on an ambitious journey to digitize over half of the nation’s cultural heritage by 2030. With a budget of €20 million, this initiative will emphasize the …
Estonia Plans to Digitize Half of Cultural Heritage by 2030 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