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On January 21, 2025, the High Court in Garissa, Kenya, ruled in favour of thousands of ethnic Somali Kenyans wrongfully registered as refugees. This decision addresses the plight of these …
Landmark Ruling Restores Citizenship Rights for Kenyan Somalis Read More
In 2024, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights spotlighted the precarious human rights landscape in Colombia. This examination divulged the intricate interplay between territorial violence and the internal …
Colombia’s Human Rights Landscape: A 2024 Overview from the UN Read More
In “Left Behind: A New Economics for Neglected Places,” Paul Collier deeply examines the plight of regions and cities like South Yorkshire and Barranquilla, which have suffered economic decline due …
Revisiting Left-Behind Places: Collier’s Insights on Economic Recovery Read More
In today’s precarious climate for human rights, Europe has risen as a beacon of hope, championing digital stewardship through its initiatives aimed at preserving democracy and the rule of law. …
Threat to Europe’s Digital Human Rights Stewardship Read More
In a landmark decision made during the opening of the 33rd session of the Human Rights Council’s Advisory Committee in Geneva, Morocco’s Nadia Amal Bernoussi has been elected as President. …
Morocco’s Nadia Amal Bernoussi Elected President of Human Rights Council Advisory Committee Read More
On February 12, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, delivered a poignant address to 800 attendees at Florida State University College of Law, part of their international …
Mary Robinson Addresses the Critical Links Between Climate Change, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law Read More
In January 2025, Thailand embarked on a pivotal journey as it joined the United Nations Human Rights Council for a three-year term. Human rights organisations implore the Thai government to …
Thailand’s UN Human Rights Council Membership: A Call for Constitutional Transformation Read More
The 77th Session of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) commenced with an air of anticipation. The committee, consisting of 18 independent experts, is tasked with the …
Opening of the 77th Session of the CESCR: Promoting Essential Rights Read More
In a critical meeting on Wednesday, Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai faced intense scrutiny from lawmakers of House Commission XIII, who condemned his performance in the initial 100 days of …
House Holds Human Rights Minister Responsible After 100 Days of Inaction Read More
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has raised alarms over the United States government’s approval of a lithium mining project at Thacker Pass in Nevada, asserting that this decision infringes on the …
Human Rights Watch Highlights Concerns Over Lithium Mine and Indigenous Rights Read More