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Nigeria’s human rights commission found no evidence supporting claims that the military attacked women and children or conducted secret abortions in the northeast. These allegations were sparked by reports from …
Nigerian Rights Commission Finds No Evidence of Military Abuses in Northeast Read More
Trump’s recent victory raises significant concerns about the future of human rights across the globe. The discussion among Human Rights Watch leaders explores both domestic and international implications regarding civil …
Implications of Trump’s Victory for Global Human Rights Read More
Recent statistics expose a shocking rise in sexual violence against children, emphasizing its prevalence and the urgent need for action, especially at the Global Ministerial Conference in Bogotá. The data …
Global Call to End Sexual Violence Against Children in Schools Read More
Human Rights Watch urges France to support an international initiative aimed at holding the Taliban accountable for human rights abuses in Afghanistan, particularly those affecting women and girls. The organization …
Human Rights Watch Urges France to Support Global Initiative Against Taliban Abuses Read More
In a critical week for human rights, immigration groups urge the U.S. to release vulnerable migrants, the Taliban imposes new restrictions on women, the UN calls for investigations into Bangladesh …
Human Rights Spotlight: Urgent Calls for Justice and Equality Worldwide Read More
The CEDAW has urged Laos to take immediate measures to protect women human rights defenders from reprisals, increase women’s representation in decision-making, combat rising human trafficking, and challenge ingrained gender …
CEDAW Urges Laos to Protect Women Human Rights Defenders and Advance Gender Equality Read More
The Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam) is organizing an online colloquium that brings together academics and civil society to explore human rights violations related to drug policies and …
Exploring Human Rights Violations in Drug Policies: A Colloquium Read More
The CEDAW’s recent review of Laos reveals pressing issues concerning women’s rights, including restrictions on activists and their representation in decision-making. The committee urged the government to combat trafficking, improve …
Laos: CEDAW Calls for Urgent Action on Women’s Rights and Safety Read More
The article highlights the necessity of gender equity in advancing human rights in the Americas. It underscores the persistent structural inequalities faced by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals, the vital role …
The Imperative of Gender Equity for Human Rights in the Americas Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has expressed grave concerns about migrant rights abuses in France, citing harsh conditions in Calais and Mayotte. A new migration law expands deportation grounds, while …
UN Human Rights Committee Raises Alarms Over Migrant Rights in France Read More