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The recent white paper, “Human Rights in Xizang in the New Era,” showcases significant and historic advancements in human rights within China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. Released by the State Council …
Historic Human Rights Advancements in China’s Xizang Region Read More
In a dramatic turn of events at Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG), public transport employees are grappling with the looming spectre of an arbitration agreement, effectively stalling a full-blown strike. Over a …
BVG Workers Clash Over Arbitration Agreement Amid Wage Struggles Read More
A recent white paper, entitled “Human Rights in Xizang in the New Era,” has unveiled significant strides in human rights within southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. Released during a press …
Human Rights Progress in Xizang: Insights from Recent White Paper Read More
As the campaign for the 2025 elections begins, Amnesty International Australia urges political parties and candidates to prioritise human rights in their proposals. Globally, fundamental freedoms are increasingly threatened as …
Election 2025: Prioritising Human Rights and Global Dignity Read More
In a recent turn of events, Berlin’s Transportation Minister Ute Bonde has voiced her dissatisfaction with the Verdi union amid ongoing wage negotiations with the Berlin Transport Company (BVG). As …
Berlin’s Transportation Minister Voices Discontent Over Union Demands Read More
The Berlin Parliament gathered to confront the city’s ongoing traffic challenges that have prompted concern among both residents and officials. During Thursday’s session, a thorough exploration of the underlying factors …
Berlin Parliament Confronts Pressing Traffic Issues and Calls for Action Read More
On Wednesday, the Verdi union initiated a two-day strike in Berlin’s public transport, impacting U-Bahn, tram, and most bus services. The strike, commencing at 3am, is a response to stalled …
Germany Today: Strikes, Politics, and Unexpected Honesty Read More
During a recent UN Human Rights Council side event in Geneva, former UK MP Paul Burstow highlighted significant human rights concerns in Bangladesh, stressing the dual nature of the country’s …
Urgent Call for Human Rights Protections in Bangladesh by Former UK MP Read More
In his new term, Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam of Mauritius must prioritise human rights in policy-making on both local and global fronts. Winning a fourth term on November 10, 2024, …
Human Rights Agenda for New Government in Mauritius Read More
In a heartfelt address at the National Democratic Handicapped Association’s first general convention in Patan, Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba emphasised his party’s commitment to honouring the human rights …
President Deuba Advocates for the Rights of People with Disabilities in Nepal Read More