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The Abdorrahman Boroumand Foundation’s interactive map reveals a chilling overview of Iran’s state-sponsored violence over the past 45 years. By chronicling extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, and intimidation both within and beyond …
Mapping 45 Years of Iran’s Global Suppression of Dissent Read More
Human Rights Watch calls for an end to Turkey’s prosecutions targeting Kurdish language activities, emphasizing the discriminatory nature of such legal actions. Rıfat Roni’s case exemplifies the broader repression of …
Human Rights Watch Urges Turkey to Halt Prosecutions of Kurdish Language Activities Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, has taken significant steps to ensure the expulsion of Russia from international human rights institutions. His efforts have led to the …
Lubinets Champions Ukraine’s Push to Remove Russia from Human Rights Bodies Read More
Liberal human rights work in 2024 emerges as a crucial response to the growing threats against democracy and individual freedoms worldwide. By recognizing the deep interconnection between human rights and …
Liberal Human Rights Work 2024: A Critical Call for Justice and Democracy Read More
Recent troop movements by Belarus near the Ukrainian border reveal a complex web of geopolitical maneuvering. President Lukashenko’s actions demonstrate both a response to external pressures from Poland and an …
Belarusian Troop Movements: A Geopolitical Balancing Act Read More
The plight of Russia’s Roma community is marred by deep-seated discrimination, poverty, and systemic inequality. Their struggles manifest in inadequacies in education, job opportunities, and housing, all stemming from entrenched …
The Unseen Struggles of Russia’s Roma Community Amid Discrimination Read More
The removal of the video and transcript from the UN panel in Riyadh highlights significant concerns regarding freedom of expression in Saudi Arabia. Human rights activists, including Lina al-Hathloul, emphasized …
Disappearance of Historic UN Panel Footage Sparks Call for Investigation Read More
Azerbaijan’s rich cultural heritage is a testament to its enduring spirit and resilience, shaped remarkably from the influences of legendary figures such as Nizami Ganjavi and Muhammad Fuzuli. This cultural …
Azerbaijan’s Cultural Heritage: A Bridge to Peace and Resilience Read More
In the wake of the catastrophic earthquakes in Turkey, Dr. Jens Kreinath’s anthropological work serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of cultural memory. His commitment to preserving the …
Wichita State Anthropologist Chronicles Turkey’s Cultural Resilience After Earthquakes Read More
The return of over 1,000 stolen ancient coins from Greece to Turkey marks a historic moment in their longstanding cultural relations. This gesture, rooted in sensitivity to the importance of …
Greece Returns 1,000 Stolen Coins to Turkey in Historic Cultural Gesture Read More