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Original Source: www.globalissues.org As World AIDS Day approaches, UNAIDS has underscored a crucial message in its report, “Take the Rights Path to End AIDS”: safeguarding human rights is vital to …
Human Rights: A Cornerstone for Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2030 Read More
Original Source: www.ipsnews.net As World AIDS Day 2024 approaches, UNAIDS emphasizes that achieving the 2030 goal of eradicating AIDS as a public health threat hinges on safeguarding human rights for …
Human Rights as a Pillar in Ending AIDS by 2030 Read More
Original Source: www.unaids.org As the world approaches World AIDS Day on December 1, a compelling report from UNAIDS underscores the critical importance of upholding human rights to eradicate the AIDS …
UNAIDS Emphasizes Human Rights as Key to Ending AIDS Pandemic Read More
Original Source: timesca.com In a chilling episode that underscores the perilous landscape for human rights advocacy in Turkmenistan, Soltan Achilova, a prominent journalist, along with her daughter and son-in-law, has …
Soltan Achilova: A Journalist’s Ordeal in Turkmenistan’s Dark Climate Read More
A new CMHR survey indicates that while Canadians are optimistic about domestic human rights, global concerns weigh heavily, with only one-third expressing hope for international conditions. Issues such as women’s …
Canadians Reflect on Human Rights: Optimism at Home, Concern Abroad Read More
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights held its first public hearing on gun violence, spearheaded by Manuel Oliver, who challenges U.S. gun policies after losing his son in the Parkland …
Historic Hearing on Gun Violence: A Human Rights Perspective Read More
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s selection as head of the HHS raises concerns over public health, particularly regarding vaccines. Critics fear his skepticism toward established healthcare norms might jeopardize vaccination rates. …
Health Experts Alarmed by RFK Jr.’s Appointment as HHS Secretary Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic challenged trust in government, initially seen as strong but eroded over time. An independent inquiry highlighted the need for improved trust and a federal human rights act …
Building Trust and Upholding Human Rights in Future Pandemics Read More
A recent report highlights the alarming neglect of human rights obligations by Canada’s provinces and territories, with only Quebec publicly acknowledging such commitments. Alberta, for example, incorrectly claims no obligation …
Canada’s Human Rights Obligations: A Call for Accountability and Reform Read More
On June 26, World Drugs Day, Amnesty International launches a new policy paper urging nations to reform drug policies emphasizing human rights. The organization calls for decriminalization of personal drug …
Amnesty International Advocates for Human Rights-Centered Drug Policies Read More