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In a harrowing surge, Saudi Arabia witnessed a staggering increase in executions, with reports indicating that 345 people were put to death in 2024, a grim rise from 172 in …
Surge in Saudi Executions: Women and Foreign Nationals Face Grim Fate Read More
In the recent ruling of Azerbaijan v. Armenia, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) addressed preliminary objections related to the temporal jurisdiction under the International Convention on the Elimination of …
Navigating Jurisdiction: Azerbaijan v. Armenia and the Temporal Limits of CERD Read More
Jimmy Carter’s legacy in advancing human rights is unparalleled among American leaders, defining his administration as a beacon of moral commitment in U.S. foreign policy. He viewed human rights as …
Jimmy Carter: Champion of Human Rights and Global Equality Read More
In a dramatic turn of events, Ahmet Özer, the ousted mayor of Turkey’s main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), has resorted to the nation’s Constitutional Court, pleading for justice amid …
Ousted CHP Mayor Appeals to Turkish Court Over Human Rights Violations Read More
In early December 2024, Russia enacted controversial legislation outlawing “child-free propaganda.” Critics, including activist Zalina Marshenkulova, argue this ban symbolizes governmental repression targeting free thought, particularly in the wake of …
Russia’s Ban on Child-Free Propaganda: A Threat to Women’s Rights and Freedoms Read More
In 2024, Turkish prisons revealed a grim reality as inmates faced egregious human rights violations, including torture, invasive strip searches, and denial of essential medical care. Reports by the Stockholm …
Severe Human Rights Violations Uncovered in Turkish Prisons: 2024 Report Read More
Lawyer Mehmet Nuri Deniz has asserted that Turkey fails to recognize the ‘right to hope’ as a legal right, which ultimately leads to the denial of this fundamental entitlement for …
Turkey’s Denial of the ‘Right to Hope’ and Its Implications for Justice Read More
In 2024, Turkish prisons have been spotlighted for egregious human rights violations against inmates, as reported by the Stockholm Center for Freedom, referencing findings from the Freedom for Lawyers Association …
Human Rights Violations in Turkish Prisons: A 2024 Exposé Read More
In 2024, shocking reports surfaced regarding human rights violations in Turkish prisons, as highlighted by the Stockholm Center for Freedom. These abuses, detailed by the Freedom for Lawyers Association (ÖHD) …
Severe Human Rights Violations in Turkish Prisons Exposed in 2024 Read More
In 2023, Serbia grappled with human rights challenges, where the glorification of war criminals overshadowed the slow movements towards justice. Activists and journalists faced rampant harassment, while a proposed Law …
Human Rights In Serbia: Challenges and Struggles in 2023 Read More