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At least 350 transgender individuals were killed in the past year, mostly trans women, alongside 13 activists. Anti-trans violence is exacerbated by socioeconomic factors and legal challenges. The Trans Murder …
Trans Day of Remembrance: A Call for Action Amidst Rising Violence Against Trans Communities Read More
Dilmurod Ergashev, a Tajik opposition activist, was deported from Germany to Tajikistan, where he was immediately detained. Human rights organizations have raised alarms about his treatment and the legality of …
Tajik Activist Dilmurod Ergashev Faces Peril After Germany Deportation Read More
In a concerning turn of events, Venezuelan authorities have intensified their harassment of PROVEA, a key NGO for human rights. Following threats made by a government official, Oscar Murillo is …
Venezuela’s Crackdown on Human Rights NGO PROVEA: A Call to Stop the Persecution Read More
Azerbaijan has jailed activists and journalists critical of its government, prompting the Council of Europe’s human rights commissioner to demand their release. Allegations of mistreatment and unjust charges highlight the …
Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Violations Under Scrutiny During COP 29 Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights found Guatemala responsible for the 1989 forced disappearances of four indigenous rights defenders, ruling that the state violated multiple human rights. It mandated significant …
Inter-American Court Holds Guatemala Accountable for 1989 Disappearances 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
Aung Ko Ko, a 37-year-old Myanmar migrant, was reportedly tortured and killed by Thai soldiers and another Myanmar man. Human rights organization Fortify Rights is calling for an investigation, emphasizing …
Outrage Over Torture and Murder of Myanmar Migrant in Thailand Read More
Pete Hegseth, appointed by Trump for defense secretary, was investigated for alleged sexual assault in 2017, stirring public skepticism about his qualifications. Amid controversy surrounding his military career and political …
The Shadows of Controversy: Pete Hegseth’s Defense Secretary Nomination Amid Allegations Read More
In 2023, Italy struggled with serious human rights issues, including police torture, restrictions on protest, high rates of domestic violence, and inadequate support for asylum seekers. Climate challenges added urgency …
Human Rights in Italy: A Year of Struggle and Reflection 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