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A recent poll indicates that 74% of Canadians feel a responsibility to support one another, though only a third are optimistic about international human rights due to global violence and …
Canadians Express Optimism About Human Rights Amid Domestic and Global Challenges Read More
The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan has led to severe human rights violations against women, stripping them of education, employment, and mobility. With over 14 million women affected, Afghanistan …
Taliban’s Reign: Rising Human Rights Violations Against Afghan Women Read More
A recent study highlighted that economic development correlates with stronger gender stereotypes linking men to careers and women to family roles. This notably occurs in wealthier nations, unveiling the ‘gender …
Economic Growth Enhances Gender Stereotypes: Unraveling the Gender Equality Paradox Read More
The UK government has extended Baroness Falkner’s term as Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission to November 30, 2025, while beginning a recruitment campaign for a new Chair. …
Government Extends EHRC Chair’s Term To Ensure Leadership Stability Until 2025 Read More
A recent report from Amnesty and the SRA urges FIFA to reconsider awarding the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, citing severe human rights risks, especially for LGBTQ individuals and …
Urgent Call for FIFA to Reconsider Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid Read More
The University of Manchester has partnered with the Royal Economic Society’s UK Women in Economics Network to enhance diversity and support women’s roles in economics. This collaboration aims to improve …
Empowering Women in Economics: A New Partnership for Change Read More
A recent study reveals that while Jordan’s youth are largely aware of human rights issues and advocate for justice and gender equality, they face significant barriers like limited access to …
Jordanian Youth’s Human Rights Awareness: Barriers and Aspirations Unveiled Read More
A recent study reveals that Jordanian youth hold strong views on human rights but face significant barriers to engagement, such as limited access to information and societal pressures. Despite having …
Jordanian Youth: A Mixed Perspective on Human Rights Amidst Challenges Read More
Amnesty International calls on FIFA to pause Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid until major human rights reforms are made. The organization warns of severe human rights violations if the …
Amnesty Urges FIFA to Reconsider Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Afghanistan’s Taliban regime has severely restricted women’s rights through numerous decrees since taking power, prompting international criticism for engaging with the group without women’s representation. Human rights activists argue that …
Are Women’s Rights in Afghanistan at Risk of Negotiation? Read More