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Human Rights Watch will host a screening of the documentary “Welcome to Chechnya” on November 13 in Fort Lauderdale. The event aims to raise awareness about LGBTQ rights and promote …
Human Rights Watch to Showcase Impactful Film ‘Welcome to Chechnya’ Read More
In Greece 2023, reports of police brutality and human rights violations persisted, particularly against refugees and activists. A deadly shipwreck raised alarms over the handling of border policies, with ongoing …
Greece 2023: An Unfolding Human Rights Crisis Read More
Amnesty International urges the Mozambican government to halt its suppression of protests following contested elections that resulted in violence and at least 20 deaths. Demonstrators in Maputo face tear gas …
Mozambique on Edge: Protests Ignite Amid Election Controversy and Violence Read More
Ahead of COP29, Human Rights Watch and 16 organizations implore the EU to address human rights abuses in Azerbaijan. They call for the release of political prisoners and stress the …
EU Pressure on Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Ahead of COP29 Read More
Human Rights Watch has accused Kenyan security forces of abducting, torturing, and killing individuals tied to anti-government protests between June and August 2023. Victims’ stories, like that of Mary Mwangi, …
Grim Allegations Against Kenyan Security Forces Amid Protests Read More
Human Rights Watch has condemned Turkey’s proposed changes to its anti-espionage law, which could impose severe penalties on rights defenders and journalists. The vague definition of espionage may criminalize their …
Rights Group Warns Against Turkey’s Sweeping Anti-Espionage Law Changes Read More
Human rights groups demand the release of Osman Kavala from Turkish custody, citing political interference in the judiciary. Kavala, imprisoned since 2017 for allegedly attempting to undermine the government, has …
Calls for Justice: The Unjust Imprisonment of Osman Kavala Read More