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In a pressing plea, Amnesty International and the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights have called upon Egyptian authorities to cease the arbitrary arrests and deportations affecting the Ahmadi Muslim community. …
Rights Organisations Urge Egypt to Cease Arrests of Ahmadi Muslims Read More
In a troubling turn of events in late February 2025, the Thai government deported 40 Uyghur men to China, disregarding warnings from human rights groups and diplomats about the imminent …
UN Human Rights Council Faces Scrutiny Over Transnational Repression Read More
In a controversial move, the Thai government has deported 40 Uyghurs back to China, igniting protests from human rights advocates. These individuals had sought refuge in Thailand, fleeing persecution in …
Thailand’s Controversial Deportation of Uyghurs Ignites Global Outcry Read More
Saudi Arabia and the 2034 World Cup: A Troubling Alliance The recent announcement of Saudi Arabia as the host for the 2034 World Cup highlights ongoing issues concerning human rights …
Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Hosting: Sportswashing or Opportunity? Read More
In essence, the U.S. remarks at the OAS Human Rights Day Reception highlight the unwavering commitment to human dignity, justice, and equality. The celebration serves as a poignant reminder of …
Advancing Human Rights Across the Americas: Reflections from the OAS Reception Read More
On this International Human Rights Day, the unsettling state of human rights in Tibet under the oppression of China highlights a profound crisis of cultural, religious, and civil liberties. Systematic …
Tibet’s Silent Struggle: Unraveling the Human Rights Crisis Under Chinese Occupation Read More
The rise of transnational repression challenges the fundamental rights of individuals far beyond their home countries. Authoritarian regimes have masterfully woven a web of intimidation that stretches across borders, particularly …
Transnational Repression: How Authoritarian Regimes Silence Dissent Worldwide Read More
Original Source: www.lancaster.ac.uk A recent study by researchers at Lancaster University and Central European University reveals a troubling gap in the global framework of human rights protections for dissidents. Titled …
Exposing the Blind Spot: Protecting Dissidents from Transnational Repression Read More
The Cop29 climate conference exposed the alarming connection between oil exploitation, climate change, and human rights violations. Azerbaijan’s president labeled fossil fuels a ‘gift of god,’ while a Freedom House …
The Unseen Costs of Oil: Climate Change and Human Rights in Crisis Read More
A coalition of Christian organizations warns that Azerbaijan’s violations of human rights, marked by the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, overshadow the upcoming COP29 climate conference. They call on …
Christian Organizations Condemn Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Violations Ahead of COP29 Read More