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The WGAD has ruled that the incarceration of Thai lawyer Anon Nampa violates international law, urging his release from prison. Facing a total of 14 years on lèse-majesté charges, Anon’s …
UN Rules Anon Nampa’s Imprisonment Violates Human Rights Laws Read More
On November 21, the Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Michael O’Flaherty, will host a high-level event in Strasbourg to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the office. The event, …
Celebrating 25 Years of Advocacy: A High-Level Event for Human Rights in Strasbourg Read More
The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has ruled that Anon Nampa’s imprisonment under Thailand’s lèse-majesté law violates international law. Condemning the vague legislative measures that led to his …
WGAD Declares Anon Nampa’s Imprisonment a Violation of International Law Read More
A recent report reveals the dire circumstances faced by forcibly displaced Sudanese individuals in North Africa, highlighting significant human rights violations including detention, extortion, and discrimination. Over 10 million people …
Human Rights Crisis: The Plight of Forcibly Displaced Sudanese in North Africa Read More
The G20 summit, chaired by Brazil’s President Lula in Rio de Janeiro, is addressing vital global issues such as social inclusion, energy transitions, and geopolitical tensions including the war in …
Understanding the G20: A Crucial Forum for Global Economic Cooperation Read More
The November 21 Applied Microeconomics Seminar features Laura Khoury, who will present her research on “Peer Effects in Prison”. With a strong background in labor and public economics, Khoury, alongside …
Exploring Peer Effects in Prison: Insights from Laura Khoury at the Seminar on Nov 21, 2024 Read More
Ajna Jusic, Alen Muhic, and Lejla Damon, survivors of war-related sexual violence, receive the Human Rights Award from the University of Oslo on December 5. Their organization, “Forgotten Children of …
Human Rights Award Illuminates the Fight for War-Affected Children in BiH Read More
The Suez Canal, opened on November 17, 1869, revolutionized global trade by connecting the Red Sea to the Mediterranean and cutting travel distances for ships by up to 7,000 km. …
The Suez Canal: A Maritime Marvel and Economic Lifeline Read More
China must act quickly to stimulate its economy amid looming trade wars. Experts advocate for immediate intervention to protect growth and bolster confidence, drawing lessons from historical leadership. Delaying action …
China Must Act Now to Stimulate Its Economy Amid Trade Tensions Read More
Urych, a picturesque village in Ukraine’s Lviv Oblast, has been recognized as one of the UN’s Best Tourism Villages for 2024 for its sustainable tourism practices. This charming locale highlights …
Urych: A Model of Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Tourism in Ukraine Read More