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In a landmark ruling, the National Human Rights Commission of Korea declared that a luxurious apartment complex’s blanket exclusion of children from its golf range was discriminatory. The decision came …
Korea’s Human Rights Commission Declares Child Golf Ban Discriminatory Read More
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has declared that an apartment complex’s outright ban on children using its golf range constitutes discrimination. This ruling emerged after a resident brought …
Korean Human Rights Commission Deems Golf Range Child Ban Discriminatory Read More
This week, we shine a spotlight on pressing human rights issues. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) now seeks to scrutinise social media, targeting “negative” online discussions about the agency …
This Week’s Human Rights Spotlight: Monitoring, Reforms, and International Concerns Read More
In an unprecedented week of upheaval, President Donald Trump has unleashed a wave of assaults on human rights, marking a dark chapter in U.S. presidential history. His administration has taken …
Trump’s Aggressive Assault on International Human Rights Law Read More
Human rights violators and war criminals perpetrate horrific acts in conflict zones worldwide, often evading justice by fleeing to other nations. In their flight, they frequently resort to identity fraud …
Fighting Human Rights Violations and War Crimes: HSI’s Commitment to Justice Read More
What would you do if immigration agents appeared at your lecture searching for you? This harrowing thought has materialised into a reality for many under recent executive orders. U.S. Immigration …
UConn’s Role in Upholding Human Rights Amidst ICE Actions Read More
The RFK Human Rights organisation has urgently called for the release of Venezuelan activist Jesús Armas, who was abducted on December 10, 2024, amidst a harrowing backdrop of political oppression. …
RFK Human Rights Demands Release of Abducted Venezuelan Activist Jesús Armas Read More
In a startling escalation, the Iranian regime has targeted 16 lawyers in Mashhad, accusing them of politically motivated charges for advocating rights and criticising government actions. The Centre for Human …
Iran’s Newest Assault: Sixteen Lawyers Charged for Defending Rights Read More
On 26 December 2024, we solemnly mark the fifth anniversary of the oppressive crackdown on the “Xiamen gathering”—a clandestine assembly of roughly 20 Chinese human rights defenders and lawyers in …
Fifth Anniversary of the Xiamen Gathering: A Call for Justice and Reform Read More
Rachel Denber, the Deputy Director of Europe and Central Asia at Human Rights Watch (HRW), has raised alarming concerns about Georgia’s ruling party, Georgian Dream. During a recent interview with …
Human Rights Concerns Rise in Georgia: HRW Claims Government Escalates Crisis Read More