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In a recent ruling, the State Division of Human Rights has resolved a complaint against two real estate firms concerning housing discrimination in New Windsor. The companies were charged with …
Human Rights Division Resolves Housing Discrimination Case in New Windsor Read More
A recent investigation by the independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission has exposed decades of human rights violations by the South Korean government concerning the adoption of children. This troubling report …
Unveiling a Dark Legacy: South Korea’s Adoption Scandal Exposed Read More
In a bold move, four individuals facing deportation have initiated a nationwide class action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Boston. This legal challenge contests the DHS’s …
Class Action Lawsuit Challenges DHS Deportation Policies Amid Rights Concerns Read More
In the wake of cannabis legalization in Berlin, the legal landscape is shifting dramatically. Almost a year post-reform, 178 penalties have been handed down for marijuana and hashish violations. This …
Cannabis Legalization: Sentences Reviewed in Berlin Under Amnesty Provision Read More
Zhang Zhan, a citizen journalist and human rights advocate, faces a looming trial set for March 2025 under accusations of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble,” previously serving four years on …
The Imminent Trial of Zhang Zhan: A Call for Justice and Human Rights Protection Read More
In a distressing turn of events, the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders has raised urgent concerns surrounding Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan, now facing an imminent trial following …
Urgent Calls for Justice: Zhang Zhan Faces Trial Amidst Ongoing Persecution Read More
In a bold move viewed as punitive, Georgian authorities have frozen the accounts of various NGOs linked to supporting protesters and political prisoners. Human rights activists, particularly the Social Justice …
Georgia’s Freezing of NGO Accounts: A Bid to Quash Civil Dissent Read More
An economic blackout initiated by an activist group began at midnight Eastern Time, urging Americans to abstain from spending for 24 hours. This grassroots approach sought to challenge the negative …
Economic Blackout: A 24-Hour Boycott’s Impact Uncertain Read More
At the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council, a significant statement was presented, spotlighting the unresolved Tai Ji Men case. This written statement, submitted by CAP-LC, a recognised …
Tai Ji Men Case: A Call for Justice at the UN Human Rights Council Read More
On February 13, 2025, during its 58th session, the UN Human Rights Council circulated a statement submitted by the NGO CAP-LC, spotlighting the unresolved case of Tai Ji Men. Titled …
The Ongoing Struggle of Tai Ji Men: A Call for Justice at the UN Read More