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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has firmly dismissed claims made by the Tamil Nadu government and the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC) regarding alleged human rights violations during a search …
ED Denies Human Rights Violations Allegations During TASMAC Search Operation Read More
In Kenya, lawsuits are emerging as a battleground for holding Meta accountable for the collateral damage it has caused. The lawsuits reflect rising frustration over Meta’s perceived impunity, as the …
Holding Meta Accountable: Kenya’s Landmark Lawsuits for Justice Read More
In a noteworthy legal confrontation, Kenyan lawsuits aim to hold Meta accountable for the harmful implications of its social media operations. As the world’s largest social media platform, Meta has …
Holding Meta Accountable: Kenyan Lawsuits Challenge Big Tech’s Impunity Read More
The plea from transit workers at BVG is loud and clear: an immediate strike is essential to uphold their rights. Workers have expressed outrage at the recent arbitration outcome, which …
A Call to Action: BVG Workers Demand All-Out Strike Against Inadequate Arbitration Read More
In a dramatic twist, a 23-year-old influencer has received a six-month suspended prison sentence for igniting a firework inside a Berlin apartment during New Year’s festivities. This incident, which occurred …
Influencer Receives Suspended Sentence for Firework Incident in Berlin Apartment Read More
Berlin’s rich judicial history is a tapestry of political evolution and social change, fostering a relentless quest for justice. Now, with “The Jury Experience,” patrons can step into this legacy, …
Experience Justice: Step Into the Courtroom Drama of Berlin Read More
In Azerbaijan, the arbitrary arrest of human rights defenders Bashir Suleymanli and Mammad Alpay has raised serious concerns about civil liberties. Suleymanli leads the Institute for Citizens’ Rights, while Alpay …
Arbitrary Arrests of Human Rights Defenders in Azerbaijan: A Call for Justice Read More
The urgent call from Human Rights Watch urges the Chinese government to annul the conviction of Taiwanese publisher Li Yanhe, known as Fu Cha. Detained since 2023, he faced a …
China Urged to Free Taiwanese Publisher Fu Cha Amid Human Rights Violations Read More
In Peru, Front Line Defenders has raised alarms regarding the unjust criminalisation of eleven indigenous and campesino human rights defenders in Cotabambas, stemming from their opposition to the Las Bambas …
Urgent Call for Justice: Protecting Human Rights Defenders in Peru Read MoreIn a landmark decision, Kenya’s High Court has ruled that a case against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, can proceed to trial. This case involves accusations that Meta’s algorithms …
Kenya’s High Court Allows Meta to Face Trial Over Ethiopia Conflict Role Read More