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In the world of Stellantis, the essence of Human Rights is intricately woven into their corporate fabric. Upholding ethical business practices is pivotal as they journey through the complexities of …
Stellantis: Upholding Human Rights Across Global Operations Read More
In a spirited stand for their rights, major Indigenous organisations in Peru, including ONAMIAP and AIDESEP, have united to vehemently oppose the recently passed “Gag Law.” This amendment to Law …
Peruvian Indigenous Organisations Unite Against the ‘Gag Law’ Read More
The tragic loss of South Korean weathercaster Oh Yoanna has shed light on the pervasive issue of workplace harassment, igniting fervent calls for government intervention. At just 28 years old, …
South Korea Must Eradicate Workplace Harassment for All Employees Read More
Trade unions in Africa are eager to shift the continent’s narrative from strife and hardship to one of growth and opportunity. This ambition became clear during the 15th ITUC Africa …
Trade Unions Unite for Africa’s Economic Transformation and Social Justice Read More
At the 58th session of the Human Rights Council, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, raised critical concerns about human rights conditions in China. He pointed out that …
UN High Commissioner Raises Alarm Over Human Rights Violations in China Read More
In a bold move, Nicaragua has announced its withdrawal from both the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), deepening its retreat from international bodies amid …
Nicaragua Withdraws from Key International Bodies Amid Human Rights Critique Read More
In recent times, social justice has emerged as a prominent topic in discussions about equity and human rights, prompting important societal reforms. Essentially, social justice embodies the idea that every …
Understanding Social Justice and the UN’s Global Efforts Read More
Human Rights Watch criticizes Saudi Arabia’s bid for the 2034 World Cup, highlighting ignored labor abuses such as forced labor and wage theft. With FIFA on the brink of approving …
Concerns Mount Over Labor Rights Ahead of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Read More