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Azerbaijan is preparing to host a major climate summit in November while simultaneously waging an aggressive campaign of repression against dissenters. Dozens of activists and journalists have been arrested, reflecting …
Repression Intensifies in Azerbaijan Ahead of Climate Summit Read More
Osman Kavala has spent seven years in prison facing questionable charges tied to political motivations. Despite the European Court of Human Rights ruling his detention arbitrary, Turkish authorities persist in …
Osman Kavala: A Seven-Year Struggle for Justice in Türkiye Read More
Michael O’Flaherty, the EU human rights commissioner, has expressed serious concerns over the plight of refugees and migrants stranded in the buffer zone in Cyprus. He criticized the Cypriot government …
Concerns Raised Over Refugee Treatment in Cyprus by EU Human Rights Commissioner Read More
Volkswagen’s troubles reflect a deeper issue of deindustrialisation haunting Germany, exacerbated by rising energy costs from the Ukraine conflict and competition from Chinese automakers. Martin Wansleben, a key industry leader, …
The Unraveling Fabric of Germany’s Industrial Strength Through Volkswagen’s Woes Read More
A workshop in Udupi on October 31 aimed to empower youth to embrace and preserve Konkani culture, featuring traditional music and instruments amid concerns of cultural erosion. With over 500 …
Udupi Workshop Revitalizes Konkani Culture, Inspires Youth to Embrace Heritage Read More
Europe’s human rights chief urges Cyprus to permit asylum applications from 35 stranded migrants in a UN buffer zone, citing poor living conditions and mental health risks. President Christodoulides affirms …
Urgent Call for Cyprus to Grant Asylum to Stranded Migrants Read More
Dana Abuqamar, a Palestinian student, won an appeal against the UK’s decision to revoke her visa, which was based on her speech at a pro-Palestine rally. The court ruled that …
Palestinian Student Dana Abuqamar Overturns UK Visa Revocation Read More
Burkina Faso’s government has faced backlash for risking civilian safety during a militant attack, leading to the deaths of over 100 villagers. Human Rights Watch reported forced labor by military …
Burkina Faso’s Civilian Peril: A Call for Accountability Amidst Militancy Read More