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In a striking turn of events, Ahn Chang-ho, the head of Korea’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRCK), has taken a bold step, penning a letter to a UN agency to …
Korea’s Human Rights Chief Critiques Constitutional Court Amid Impeachment Trial Read More
In a bold move, Nicaragua has officially withdrawn from the U.N. Human Rights Council, mere days after a damning report spotlighted the oppressive regime led by President Daniel Ortega. The …
Nicaragua’s Departure from U.N. Rights Council Amidst Human Rights Criticism Read More
In a significant development for Kurdish political prisoner Parham Parvari, the Supreme Court has agreed to a retrial, reversing his earlier conviction. Lawyer Mazyar Tataei shared the news via X …
Supreme Court Grants Retrial for Kurdish Political Prisoner Parham Parvari Read More
In a disturbing alliance against migration, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed an unprecedented proposal from Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to house American criminals in El Salvador. This extreme …
U.S.-El Salvador Alliance: A Troubling Shift in Migration Policies Read More
In a momentous stride towards reforming Australia’s child justice system, National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds has expressed her support for the interim findings of the inaugural Senate Inquiry. Published last …
Senate Inquiry Sparks Call for Overhaul of Child Justice System in Australia Read More
A coalition of prominent attorneys recently launched a lawsuit against the Panamanian government, accusing it of violating the rights of migrants deported from the United States under President Trump’s controversial …
Lawsuit Challenges Panama’s Detention of Migrants Deported by Trump Read More
Amnesty International has decried recent reforms in El Salvador’s criminal law, arguing they infringe upon children’s rights. Effective February 12, these changes allow minors convicted of organised crime to be …
El Salvador’s Criminal Law Reforms Raise Alarms Over Children’s Rights Violation Read More
The Trump administration has substantially slashed foreign aid, terminating over 90% of USAID programming and thousands of State Department assistance initiatives. This drastic reduction is anticipated to threaten human rights …
Trump Administration’s Drastic Cuts to Foreign Aid Threaten Global Human Rights Read More
In a pivotal moment captured on February 27, 2025, Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), advocated for an end to a protracted armed insurgency against …
Turkey’s Landmark Opportunity to End Abuse: Heeding Öcalan’s Call Read More
Thailand’s recent deportation of 40 Uyghur asylum seekers to China has ignited serious concerns around human rights. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) condemned the action, noting that the …
Thailand’s Deportation of Uyghurs Sparks Human Rights Outcry Read More