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A Tunisian appeals court granted the release of prominent human rights activist Sihem Bensedrine, previously imprisoned since August, yet she remains unable to leave the country owing to ongoing charges. …
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In a moment of both relief and caution, renowned Tunisian human rights advocate Sihem Bensedrine emerged from Manouba prison, greeted by the evening air after an appeals court decision led …
Tunisian Rights Activist Sihem Bensedrine Released from Prison Amid Ongoing Legal Challenges Read MoreTaner Kılıç, a prominent human rights activist, has been acquitted, bringing closure to the infamous ‘Büyükada Trials’ that tarnished Turkey’s human rights image. This decision marks a significant triumph for …
Acquittal of Taner Kılıç Marks End of the Infamous ‘Büyükada Trials’ Read More
Independent human rights experts have raised urgent concerns regarding the political harassment and persecution of Ecuador’s Vice-President, María Verónica Abad Rojas. They highlighted the alarming nature of these attacks, particularly …
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Ugandan authorities must release former opposition leader Kizza Besigye, currently imprisoned under dire conditions following a hunger strike. His lawyer has raised concerns over Besigye’s declining health, exacerbated by ongoing …
The Urgent Call for the Release of Kizza Besigye and Ugandan Opposition Leaders Read More
In Iran, a coalition of over 200 lawyers has fervently urged the head of the judiciary to suspend the death sentences for three female political prisoners: Pakhshan Azizi, Verisheh Moradi, …
Iranian Lawyers Urge Halt to Death Sentences for Political Prisoners Read More
In a noteworthy development, a Thai court has acknowledged the legitimacy of a petition aimed at securing the release of 43 Uyghurs, who have lingered for over ten years in …
Thai Court Reviews Petition for Release of Detained Uyghurs Amid Rights Concerns Read More
Support for Yoon Amid Controversy Despite facing significant backlash, the National Human Rights Commission of Korea (NHRCK) continues to back President Yoon Suk Yeol in light of his controversial martial …
NHRCK Champions Yoon Amid Controversial Martial Law Saga Read More
On 14 January, Cuban authorities decreed the release of 553 inmates in commemoration of the upcoming Ordinary Jubilee of 2025, coinciding with discussions with Pope Francis. In a parallel announcement, …
Cuba’s Prisoner Release: Hope Amidst Ongoing Repression and Uncertainty Read More
Amnesty International Malaysia has expressed deep concern over the scheduled execution of Pannir Selvam Pranthaman in Singapore on 20 February. His case exemplifies significant human rights violations, which render the …
Amnesty International Calls to Halt Execution of Pannir Selvam Pranthaman Read More