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FIFA’s recent decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, despite its stated human rights commitments, raises eyebrows. The Gulf Kingdom was the only bidder after Australia’s lack …
FIFA’s 2034 World Cup Decision: A Conflict of Values and Human Rights Read More
Every December, Universal Human Rights Month shines a beacon of hope and awareness, highlighting the inherent freedoms and rights every person deserves. This observance traces its origins to the Universal …
Universal Human Rights Month: Igniting a Global Call for Justice and Equality Read More
Urgent Appeal: Human Rights Violations Against Amhara Political Prisoners in Ethiopia On December 26, 2024, an urgent letter addressed to pivotal human rights organizations highlights a dire situation facing Amhara …
Urgent Appeal for Human Rights: Abuses Against Amhara Political Prisoners in Ethiopia Read More
In a disconcerting development, the Iranian authorities executed Abdul Rahman Ishaqzai, a 57-year-old Afghan national, in Mashhad prison. Human rights organizations swiftly condemned the act, highlighting its lack of transparency …
Iran’s Execution of Afghan National Sparks Outcry from Human Rights Groups Read More
The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights has issued a grave warning regarding the troubling surge in abductions targeting those who openly criticize the government. Recently, the alarming disappearance of …
Kenya’s Alarming Surge in Abductions Raises Human Rights Concerns Read More
Yusuf Abdi Ali, a 71-year-old former lieutenant colonel of the Somali National Army, has been deported from the United States by ICE officials. Known infamously as “Tukeh,” Ali faces serious …
ICE Deports Former Somali Officer Linked to Torture and Human Rights Abuses Read More
Concerns are escalating among Kenya’s human rights groups regarding the alarming trend of abductions targeting government critics. The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights highlighted that four individuals went missing …
Concerns Mount Over Abductions of Government Critics in Kenya Read More
In the heart of Terengganu, a stark reminder of strict Islamic law surfaced as a man was publicly caned for the third time due to the crime of khalwat, which …
Public Outcry Over Caning in Terengganu Raises Human Rights Issues Read More
In a poignant call to action, the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) urged the New Syrian Authority to officially invite the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) to commence …
SNHR Urges New Syrian Authority to Prioritize Missing Persons and Invite ICMP Read More
On Christmas Day, Irish Taoiseach Simon Harris delivered a heartfelt message emphasizing Ireland’s ongoing commitment to championing human rights, freedom, and peace. He urged the nation to vocally oppose the …
Ireland’s Premier Advocates for Global Human Rights and Peace at Christmas Read More