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A recent report reveals that human rights defenders opposing extractive industries linked to UK companies face brutal reprisals. Peace Brigades International (PBI) UK calls for mandatory due diligence laws to …
Activists Face Reprisals: The Call for Corporate Accountability Read More
HRW’s report accuses Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund of facilitating human rights violations both locally and abroad. It highlights issues of corruption, lack of transparency, and economic influence used to …
Unmasking the Public Investment Fund: HRW’s Allegations of Human Rights Violations Read More
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act, garnering bipartisan support to revive the 2004 initiative aimed at improving rights in North Korea. The bill, …
U.S. House Advances North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act Read More
The U.N. General Assembly condemned North Korea’s human rights abuses for the 20th consecutive year, calling on Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to organize a high-level meeting. This ongoing resolution demands that …
U.N. Calls for Action Against North Korean Human Rights Abuses Read More
The U.N. and U.S. have adopted resolutions condemning North Korea’s human rights violations as the regime continues its nuclear programs. The U.N. resolution marks the 20th year of highlighting these …
Global Resolutions Spotlight North Korean Human Rights Violations Read More
The U.N. and U.S. have jointly condemned North Korea’s human rights abuses, which allow unchecked nuclear ambitions. A U.N. committee’s resolution highlights severe restrictions on freedoms, while the U.S. House …
U.N. and U.S. Condemn North Korean Human Rights Violations Read More
The UN’s adoption of a resolution on North Korea’s human rights issues marks 20 consecutive years of concern over the nation’s repressive practices. With a focus on freedom of expression, …
UN Highlights Crisis in North Korea’s Human Rights Landscape Read More
New legislation seeks to re-detain individuals from the ‘NZYQ’ cohort following recent High Court rulings, potentially violating ten human rights, as reported by a bipartisan committee. The proposed bill allows …
Bill to Re-Detain NZYQ Cohort Threatens Multiple Human Rights Read More
On November 20, 2024, insurgents in southern Thailand launched a grenade attack at a Guanyin statue construction site, injuring three individuals. This assault marks a significant escalation in targeting non-Islamic …
Insurgents Launch Unlawful Attack on Civilians in Southern Thailand Read More
In Turkmenistan, 75-year-old human rights defender Soltan Achilova was forcibly detained by authorities to prevent her from traveling to Geneva for a human rights event. Despite her family’s arrival to …
Turkmenistan’s Forced Hospitalization of a Human Rights Defender Read More