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The NBA faces significant criticism for its partnerships with the UAE, accused of aiding in ‘sportswashing’—distracting from serious human rights violations, including abuses in Sudan and local repression. Human Rights …
NBA’s UAE Ties: A Risky Game of ‘Sportswashing’ Read More
Iran’s authorities have recently intensified the issuance of death sentences, particularly targeting political prisoners and ethnic minorities, including Kurdish activist Warisha Moradi. The use of capital punishment is seen as …
Escalating Executions in Iran: A Systematic Assault on Human Rights Read More
Survivors of torture and families of detained Syrians protested at the ICJ on October 10, 2023, emphasizing the need for justice and accountability. The court ordered Syria to prevent torture, …
Syrian Families Demand Justice at International Court for Torture Survivors Read More
Syria has defied an ICJ order to prevent torture, as highlighted by Human Rights Watch, revealing ongoing human rights abuses in the country. Despite a legal case from the Netherlands …
Syria’s Disregard for International Law: Torture and Human Rights Violations Persist Read More
Human rights organizations are calling on the UNHRC to demand the release of Narges Mohammadi, an imprisoned Iranian activist suffering from severe health issues. They seek a medical furlough for …
UNHRC Petitioned for Medical Release of Iranian Activist Narges Mohammadi Read More
Palauan youth, supported by the Ebiil Society, raise alarms over U.S. military activities infringing on human rights and harming the environment. A UN submission highlights cleared land, endangered species, and …
Palauan Youth Spotlight Human Rights Concerns Amid U.S. Military Expansion Read More
The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has deemed Anon Nampa’s imprisonment unjust under international law. He faces a 14-year prison sentence due to Thailand’s lèse-majesté law, receiving significant advocacy …
UN Declares Anon Nampa’s Imprisonment Arbitrary, Calls for Release Read More
The sentencing of 45 opposition activists in Hong Kong has sparked international concern over the abuse of the National Security Law, with calls for a review of convictions and potential …
International Concern Grows as 45 Hong Kong Activists Sentenced Under National Security Law Read More
A jury ordered CACI International to pay $42 million to three tortured Iraqi men, highlighting corporate accountability in human rights abuses. This case marks a significant legal victory as NGOs …
Justice Echoes: NGOs Leading the Charge in Human Rights Enforcement Read More
The Free Narges Coalition, comprising 44 human rights organizations, has urgently called upon the UN to secure the medical release of Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Laureate suffering from severe health …
Urgent Call for UN Intervention in Narges Mohammadi’s Medical Release Read More