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The recent court filing sheds light on the troubling allegations against Neil Gerrard, a partner at Dechert’s London office. The firm’s US policy committee appeared to be apprised of these …
Dechert’s US Leaders Briefed on Human Rights Allegations Against Neil Gerrard Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org President Biden is set for his inaugural visit to Angola, a highly awaited two-day journey that marks his only trip to Africa during his presidency. For President …
Making President Biden’s Visit to Angola Count Read More
President-elect Trump nominates Rep. Matt Gaetz as attorney general, emphasizing loyalty and his plans to tackle weaponized governance and restore faith in the justice system. The decision reflects a departure …
Trump’s Bold Nomination: Matt Gaetz as Attorney General Read More
A study claims UK human rights laws have a negative impact, making enforcement challenging. Key figures advocate for Parliament to regain authority as judicial powers rise, asserting such laws hinder …
Human Rights Laws in the UK: A Dangerous Dilemma Unveiled Read More
Human Rights Watch has condemned Turkey’s proposed changes to its anti-espionage law, which could impose severe penalties on rights defenders and journalists. The vague definition of espionage may criminalize their …
Rights Group Warns Against Turkey’s Sweeping Anti-Espionage Law Changes Read More
Member states are urged to eliminate impunity for crimes against journalists, a trend that threatens democracy and free expression. High-profile murders of journalists highlight the need for accountability and proper …
Ending Impunity: The Urgent Call to Protect Journalists Read More