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Mexican legislators have re-elected Rosario Piedra as the head of the National Human Rights Commission despite widespread criticism of her failure to address state abuses. Her tenure has been marked …
Controversial Reelection of Human Rights Chief Sparks Outrage in Mexico Read More
The Council of Europe’s new factsheet highlights reforms by member states after the European Court of Human Rights identified violations of Article 18, which protects against the misuse of state …
Reforms in Wake of ECHR Article 18 Violations: Progress and Challenges Read More
Mexican lawmakers have re-elected Rosario Piedra Ibarra as head of the National Human Rights Commission, despite significant opposition and criticism regarding her record in addressing state abuses. This decision reflects …
Mexico’s Controversial Re-election: Human Rights Leader Faces Backlash Read More
The Supreme Court of India has denounced “bulldozer justice,” marking a significant legal stance against unlawful demolitions, particularly affecting marginalized communities, notably Muslims. The court demands that proper legal processes …
Supreme Court of India Condemns Unlawful ‘Bulldozer Justice’ Demolitions Read More
The Human Rights Act 1998 has led judges to make decisions on moral and political issues, traditionally handled by Parliament. A Policy Exchange report analyzes 25 cases since the Act’s …
Reassessing the Human Rights Act: Judicial Overreach and Parliamentary Authority Read More
Lord Howard advocates for a reform of the Human Rights Act, claiming it undermines parliamentary authority by shifting power to the judiciary. A report by Policy Exchange illustrates how the …
Reforming the Human Rights Act: Lord Howard Calls for Legislative Restoration Read More
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights pledges to combat mass incarceration and police brutality, emphasizing the need for urgent action against systemic abuses. They are mobilizing efforts to end immigration detention, …
Mobilizing for Justice: The Fight Against Mass Incarceration and Abuses of Power Read More
The XII International Forum on the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights took place online on October 29, 2023, in Kyiv, gathering judges, state officials, and experts to …
Ukraine’s XII International Forum on Human Rights: Progress and Challenges Ahead Read More
Human Rights First’s President, Sue Hendrickson, issues a compelling warning regarding the potential implications of Donald Trump’s return to the presidency following the 2024 election. She emphasizes the organization’s commitment …
Human Rights First Warns of Perils Ahead in 2024 Presidential Election Read More
Uganda’s appeals court will hear a pivotal case regarding the use of seclusion and restraint in mental health facilities. Activist Benon Kabale, who has personally suffered from these inhumane treatments, …
Ugandan Court to Address Rights Violations in Mental Health Care Read More