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Original Source: voicepk.net On December 4, 2024, an eye-opening report emerged from the streets of Lahore, spotlighting the grim state of human rights in Pakistan and the broader Asia-Pacific region. …
Civic Freedoms Under Siege: A Call for Action in Pakistan and Beyond Read More
Original Source: www.gmanetwork.com Amid the chill of a November morning, a sea of passionate activists gathered outside the Philippine House of Representatives, their fervent chants piercing the air as they …
Human Rights Activists Protest Proposed ‘EJK Bill’ Outside House of Representatives Read More
Original Source: monitor.civicus.org In the vast landscape of human rights in China, a bleak tapestry unfolds. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), wielding its authoritarian governance like a blunt instrument, has …
China’s Darkness: The Plight of Human Rights Defenders and Their Struggle for Freedom Read More
Original Source: thediplomat.com As Thailand prepares to step onto the prestigious stage of the United Nations Human Rights Council for the first time in January, a dark shadow looms over …
Thailand’s Human Rights Council Bid Compromised by Controversial Deportations Read More
Original Source: thefederal.com In the wake of unrest in Bangladesh, the United States has firmly called for the protection of religious freedom and human rights, particularly for the vulnerable Hindu …
US Urges Bangladesh to Uphold Religious Freedom Amid Growing Unrest Read More
Original Source: reliefweb.int In a striking development, Egypt faces a pivotal moment as Parliament has approved a new asylum law that could severely erode the rights of refugees in the …
Egypt’s New Asylum Law: A Threat to Refugee Rights and Dignity Read More
Original Source: www.jurist.org In a bold move that echoes the cries of countless displaced lives, Amnesty International has implored Egypt to reject a newly proposed refugee law, deeming it an …
Amnesty International Calls on Egypt to Reject Controversial New Refugee Law Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org In a dramatic late-night address, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol took to the screens, announcing a state of martial law. With fiery words against perceived threats, …
South Korea’s Martial Law: A Call for Human Rights Protection Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org.uk In a startling late-night address, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, citing a need to combat perceived threats from pro-North Korean forces. His declaration …
South Korea’s Martial Law: A Call to Protect Human Rights Amidst Crisis Read More
Original Source: www.coe.int In the shadows of political turmoil and human suffering, the urgent call to eradicate impunity for serious human rights violations echoes. Since the Committee of Ministers established …
Revisiting the Imperative: Eradicating Impunity for Human Rights Violations Read More