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In a bold move, Maine’s Democratic Rep. Rafael Macias has introduced a bill aimed at safeguarding human rights by barring the state from investing public funds in any entities linked …
Maine Democrats Push Bill to Withdraw Public Funds from Human Rights Violators Read More
As the clock ticks towards the 20th anniversary of the United Nations’ referral of the Darfur situation to the International Criminal Court (ICC), a pall of impunity shrouds Sudan. Despite …
Two Decades On: A Call for Justice in Sudan Following ICC Darfur Referral Read More
Two decades have passed since the United Nations Security Council referred the situation in Darfur to the ICC, yet impunity for crimes in Sudan remains rampant. This absence of accountability …
Two Decades of Stalled Justice: ICC’s Mandate and Ongoing Atrocities in Sudan Read More
In a significant revelation, Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission has acknowledged human rights violations affecting 56 adoptees, stemming from overseas adoptions that took place from the 1960s to the 1990s. …
Korean Commission Acknowledges Human Rights Violations in Overseas Adoptions Read More
In a surprising political twist, far-right figure Maximilian Krah has stepped into Germany’s Bundestag as a wildcard candidate. His ascendance reflects the ongoing shifts within European politics and indicates a …
Far-Right Wildcard Maximilian Krah Enters Bundestag Amidst European Political Changes Read More
In a poignant display of unity and determination, activists gathered under Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate on March 24 to pay tribute to the victims of Rodrigo Duterte’s notorious drug war. …
Activists Demand Justice for Duterte’s Drug War Victims at Berlin Rally Read More
Recent developments in The Hague have sparked a wave of hope among human rights advocates. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, alongside organisations like Amnesty International and Human …
International Community Lauds Duterte’s ICC Arrest as Human Rights Triumph Read More
In a heartfelt gathering at the Broken Chair in Geneva, Global Human Rights Defence (GHRD) spotlighted the horrific persecution faced by minorities in Bangladesh and Pakistan during the UN Human …
Global Human Rights Defence Highlights Atrocities Against Minorities in Bangladesh and Pakistan Read More
In recent human rights developments, the U.S. has been added to a watchlist for “faltering civic freedoms,” joining countries like Serbia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This designation comes …
Highlights of Human Rights Developments: A Global Perspective Read More
In a dramatic twist, former President Duterte transformed from a free man to an arrested individual, complying with a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This unexpected turn …
Duterte’s Unexpected Arrest: A Human Rights Reckoning in the Philippines Read More