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The ongoing plight of EIPR staff, tethered by unjust travel bans and asset freezes, highlights a broader narrative of repression faced by human rights defenders in Egypt. A coalition of …
Egypt’s Human Rights Defenders Face Continued Repression as Travel Bans Persist Read More
The anti-collaboration legislation in Ukraine, while intended to protect national security, has inadvertently ensnared many innocent civilians in its far-reaching grasp. This draconian approach not only undermines the moral fabric …
Reforming Ukraine’s Anti-Collaboration Laws: A Call for Justice and Humanity Read More
Azerbaijan’s government has firmly rebuffed Western criticism regarding its human rights practices, labeling the remarks as unwarranted meddling in its judicial affairs. The detention of notable human rights figure Rufat …
Azerbaijan Condemns Western Criticism of Human Rights as Meddling Read More
Nadia Murad’s visit to Seton Hall University was not just an event; it was a profound call to action. Her experiences as a survivor of ISIS atrocities and her relentless …
Nadia Murad Inspires Change at Seton Hall’s World Leaders Forum Read More
The North Korean Human Rights Reauthorization Act of 2023 is a crucial piece of legislation aimed at promoting human rights in a country notoriously resistant to reform. While the bill’s …
U.S. Bill Sparks Hope for Human Rights in North Korea Read More
The transitional justice process in Nepal is shrouded in controversy, as rights activists express grave concerns over potential political interference in the selection of candidates for key commissions. With the …
Rights Activists Raise Alarm Over Partisan Interests in Transitional Justice Selections Read More
The recent protests in Melbourne highlight the urgent need for youth to have their voices heard in matters of human rights. As students rally for the plight of the Palestinians, …
Empowering Young Voices: Melbourne Students Rally for Palestinian Rights Read More
In summary, migrant workers in Saudi Arabia are trapped in a cycle of exploitation, their hopes swallowed by a system rife with abuses and neglect. Despite the glimmer of opportunity …
Unseen Faces: The Dark Reality Behind Saudi Arabia’s Giga-Projects Read More
The recent hearing on the Communist Cuban regime’s human rights abuses paints a harrowing portrait of oppression and systemic violations that echo throughout the island nation. Witnesses from various backgrounds …
Unmasking Oppression: The Hearing on Cuba’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
Transitional justice stands as a beacon of hope for nations grappling with the shadows of authoritarianism. It seeks not only to redress historical wrongs but to weave a new fabric …
Transitional Justice: Taiwan’s Journey from Martial Law to Democracy Read More