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UN human rights specialists recently called on Pakistan to halt its plans to displace Afghan refugees in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. They implored the authorities to refrain from deporting individuals back …
UN Human Rights Experts Urge Pakistan to Halt Afghan Repatriation Plans Read More
At the 23rd International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH) in Geneva, the profound film “Mediha” was showcased. Renowned for uniting filmmakers and activists against urgent global challenges, …
Mediha Shines at the 23rd International Film Festival on Human Rights Read More
Panama and Costa Rica have suspiciously aligned with U.S. policies that infringe upon the rights of asylum seekers. These nations are now unlawfully detaining individuals, obstructing their access to refuge …
Panama and Costa Rica’s Complicity in U.S.-Facilitated Human Rights Violations Read More
The UN human rights office is set to send a team to Syria next week for the first time since the civil war began, marking a significant step towards accountability …
UN Human Rights Team to Monitor Syria Amid Fragile Power Shift Read More
Egypt’s new asylum law, hailed as a historic milestone, casts a daunting shadow over the rights of refugees within its borders. While intended to establish a structured framework amidst unprecedented …
Egypt’s New Asylum Law: A Gaze into Security and Refugee Rights Read More
Luis Abinader’s second term as president of the Dominican Republic holds the crucial responsibility of championing human rights amid a backdrop of concerning migration policies that have emerged during his …
A Call for Change: Human Rights at the Heart of President Abinader’s Agenda Read More
A recent report reveals the dire circumstances faced by forcibly displaced Sudanese individuals in North Africa, highlighting significant human rights violations including detention, extortion, and discrimination. Over 10 million people …
Human Rights Crisis: The Plight of Forcibly Displaced Sudanese in North Africa Read More
Iraqi authorities have commenced compensation payments to 11,000 people in Sinjar, dispersing approximately 99 billion Iraqi dinars after years of delay. While these payments symbolize a light at the end …
Iraq Compensates Sinjar Residents After Years of Waiting Read More