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Human Rights Watch has condemned Turkey’s proposed changes to its anti-espionage law, which could impose severe penalties on rights defenders and journalists. The vague definition of espionage may criminalize their …
Rights Group Warns Against Turkey’s Sweeping Anti-Espionage Law Changes Read More
The Turkey 2024 Report from the European Commission reveals rampant human rights violations, particularly against Kurds, with no significant progress in judicial reform. Thousands of Kurdish politicians are imprisoned, and …
EU Report: Ongoing Oppression and Human Rights Violations in Turkey Read More
The UN General Assembly discussed Iran’s worsening human rights abuses, spotlighting a surge in executions and systemic discrimination against women and minorities. Special Rapporteur Mai Sato highlighted these issues, leading …
Global Condemnation of Iran’s Human Rights Abuses at UN Read More
World leaders condemn China’s sentencing of human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng to three years in detention for subversion. Yu and his wife, Xu Yan, were tried without foreign diplomatic oversight. …
World Leaders Call for China’s Human Rights Lawyer Release Read More
In the French Caribbean, particularly in Martinique and Guadeloupe, protests erupt over high living costs driven by a legacy of colonialism. While current economic hardships trigger unrest, underlying social and …
Colonial Echoes: The Roots of Economic Unrest in the French Caribbean Read More
The U.S., Germany, and France have urged for the release of human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan, sentenced in China for alleged subversion. Yu received three …
International Powers Demand Release of Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Yu Wensheng and Wife Read More
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
The U.S., Germany, and France have jointly called for the release of Chinese lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan, sentenced to prison for alleged subversion. The couple’s sentences …
International Call to Action for Chinese Human Rights Lawyers’ Release Read More