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Egypt’s Escalating Repression Under SisiAs President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi enters a second decade, Egypt faces widespread repression. Authorities systematically detain peaceful critics and activists, according to Human Rights Watch’s World …
Egypt’s Human Rights Crisis: Repression and Rising Poverty Under Sisi Read More
Syria’s New Dawn: A Chance for Justice and Rights The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024 unveils fresh avenues for justice in Syria. Human Rights Watch emphasizes the …
Syria’s New Chapter: An Opportunity for Justice and Human Rights Read More
Bangladesh’s Path Toward Justice and Reform In the shadows of Bangladesh’s political turmoil, its interim government, steered by Nobel laureate Mohammed Yunus, has initiated a vital commission aimed at probing …
Bangladesh: A Crucial Moment for Human Rights and Reform Read More
In a landmark meeting in Damascus, UN rights chief Volker Türk emphasized the profound agony endured by former detainees under the ousted Assad regime. He expressed solidarity with the Syrian …
UN Rights Chief Calls for Healing and Human Rights in Syria Read More
In a historic meeting in Damascus, UN human rights chief Volker Türk voiced deep concern over the humanitarian crisis faced by Syrians, particularly former detainees from the ousted Assad regime. …
UN Human Rights Chief Addresses Syria’s Humanitarian Crisis in Damascus Read More
In a historic visit to Syria, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk emphasized that transitional justice is vital for the nation following the anticipated departure of Bashar al-Assad. …
UN Rights Chief Highlights Crucial Transitional Justice for Syria Read More
Amidst increasing tensions in Syria, the UN’s OHCHR has called for restraint as reports surface of targeted killings within the Alawite community, historically linked to the Assad regime. Spokesperson Liz …
Global Human Rights Update: Syria, Iran, and the Central African Republic Read More
As we usher in 2025, families of Syrian detainees stand solemnly outside al-Mujtahid hospital in Damascus, holding photographs of their missing loved ones, a haunting reminder of unresolved human rights …
Anticipating 2025: A Human Rights Perspective Read More
In the heart of Lebanon, a refuge for many fleeing the chaos of Syria, over 1.5 million Syrian refugees struggle for their voices to be heard. The Lebanese government estimates …
The Struggles of Syrian Refugees: Assembling for Rights in Lebanon Read More
In a recent Security Council meeting, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk painted a grim picture of the ongoing war in Gaza, branding it a “human rights catastrophe.” …
UN Rights Chief Warns of Human Rights Catastrophe in Gaza Read More