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The Pahari Literary and Cultural Conference came to a close on February 25, organised by the Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages. The conference culminated in a …
Celebrating the Pahari Heritage: Highlights from the Literary and Cultural Conference Read More
In a firm statement that resounded like a clarion call, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus declared that human rights violations during the ongoing “Operation Devil Hunt” would be met with …
Commitment to Human Rights: Chief Adviser Yunus Reinforces Zero Tolerance Policy Read More
In 2024, Iran has seen a troubling surge in executions, with at least 930 sentences carried out, averaging 18 each week. This stark increase compared to 811 in 2023 and …
Escalating Executions in Iran: A Call for Global Accountability Read More
In her compelling address at the Republic ‘Bharat’ Sangam, Sonal Mansingh drew a vivid tapestry that contrasted the ethereal quality of Indian classical dance with the structured elegance of Western …
Sonal Mansingh Celebrates India’s Cultural Richness at Republic ‘Bharat’ Sangam Read More
In the midst of growing unrest, Congressman Shri Thanedar passionately urged the U.S. government to address escalating human rights abuses in Bangladesh, particularly against minorities. With poignant calls for sanctions …
Urgent Call for U.S. Action: Sanctions Proposed to Address Human Rights Crisis in Bangladesh Read More
In the realm of technology, the thread of responsibility weaves through every algorithm, illuminating pathways toward equity and justice. By centering the voices of historically marginalized communities and utilizing interdisciplinary …
Harnessing Responsible AI: The Impact Lab’s Commitment to Equity and Justice Read More
Three human rights groups called for an end to aggressive clampdowns on pro-Palestine protests at U.S. colleges, emphasizing the importance of upholding the right to protest. Instances of police violence …
Demand for End to Campus Crackdowns on Pro-Palestine Protests Read More
The ACLU, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch have issued an open letter urging US universities to respect students’ rights to protest. Concerns were raised about excessive use of force …
Universities Must Safeguard Student Protesting Rights Amid Rising Activism Read More
Burkina Faso’s government has faced backlash for risking civilian safety during a militant attack, leading to the deaths of over 100 villagers. Human Rights Watch reported forced labor by military …
Burkina Faso’s Civilian Peril: A Call for Accountability Amidst Militancy Read More