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Venezuela has released ten detainees amid a review of cases following post-election unrest that resulted in over 2,400 arrests. The unrest followed Maduro’s contested reelection, which sparked protests due to …
Venezuela Unfolds Ten Releases Amidst Post-Election Turmoil and Clamor for Justice Read More
Steve Bannon predicts that Donald Trump’s second term will begin with a fiercely aggressive policy agenda, drawing similarities to FDR’s pivotal first 100 days. With significant appointments aimed at addressing …
Trump’s Second Term: A Call for Aggressive Action and Swift Policy Changes Read More
The OSCE’s ODIHR stresses the need to prosecute hate crimes properly, revealing gaps in legislation through their annual report. Nearly 10,000 cases were reported, and a new guide aims to …
ODIHR Calls for Stronger Prosecution and Support for Hate Crime Victims Read More
Montrealer Marie-France Barbier claims that her workplace racial discrimination complaints are improperly handled by two Quebec bodies, the CDPDJ and CNESST. She describes being trapped in a frustrating cycle of …
Montreal Woman Alleges Quebeck Commission Mismanagement of Racial Complaints Read More
Amnesty International is spearheading the Write for Rights campaign to aid those persecuted for free expression. The initiative focuses on individuals like Ana da Silva Miguel and Oqba Hashad, highlighting …
Amnesty Launches Write for Rights Campaign to Defend Human Rights Advocates Read More
Filep Karma, a political prisoner from West Papua, became a symbol of resistance against discrimination and the fight for Indigenous rights in Indonesia. His journey, marked by courage and activism, …
Filep Karma: A Champion for Papuan Independence and Human Rights Read More
Saudi Arabia’s The Line project highlights severe human rights abuses, with reports of forced labor, worker deaths, and the eviction of thousands. Executives show indifference to worker safety amid claims …
Examining the Dark Side of Saudi Arabia’s The Line Project Read More