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In 2023, Jordan faced rampant human rights violations, with authorities targeting dissidents and marginalized communities through repressive laws. Women married to non-Jordanians gained some rights, but LGBTI individuals experienced harsher …
Jordan’s Human Rights Crisis in 2023: A Year of Repression and Struggle Read More
Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance have called on FIFA to suspend Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid due to serious human rights concerns, warning of potential widespread …
FIFA Pressured to Reconsider Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
Saudi Arabia’s stunning advancements overshadow a grim reality of widespread human rights violations. Executions are rising, women face systemic discrimination, and fair trials are nearly nonexistent. Activists are routinely silenced, …
The Harsh Reality Behind Saudi Arabia’s Glitzy Image: Human Rights Violations Unveiled Read More
In Greece 2023, reports of police brutality and human rights violations persisted, particularly against refugees and activists. A deadly shipwreck raised alarms over the handling of border policies, with ongoing …
Greece 2023: An Unfolding Human Rights Crisis Read More
Felice Gaer Baran, a prominent human rights expert and director of the Jacob Blaustein Institute, passed away on November 9, 2024, at age 78. Celebrated for her dedication to international …
Felice Gaer: Iconic Advocate for Human Rights Passes Away at 78 Read More
On June 12, 2024, Ambassador Joonkook Hwang delivered a joint statement on the human rights crisis in North Korea, marking the ten-year anniversary of the pivotal UN Commission of Inquiry …
Ten Years Since the UN Inquiry: A Call to Action on DPRK’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
The UN Human Rights Council has produced numerous resolutions informed by the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine from 2008 to 2024. These resolutions reflect global commitment to prevent mass atrocities …
UN Human Rights Council Resolutions and the Responsibility to Protect: A Commitment to Global Action Read More
SIGAR reports that the Taliban’s new ‘morality law’ severely limits human rights in Afghanistan, particularly affecting women. The legislation grants Taliban inspectors broad authorities to enforce restrictions, curtailing remaining freedoms …
Taliban’s ‘Morality Law’: A Dark Era for Human Rights in Afghanistan Read More
The UN Human Rights Office released a report on November 8, 2024, detailing severe violations of international law in Gaza and Israel since October 2023. The report indicates what appear …
UN Report Calls for Accountability Amidst Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Human Rights Watch criticizes Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid for disregarding international labor standards, raising concerns about migrant worker rights abuses. FIFA is accused of ignoring human rights policies …
HRW Raises Alarm Over Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid and Labor Rights Violations Read More