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Amnesty International’s recent findings reveal a troubling scenario at the U.S.-Mexico border—the right to seek asylum in the U.S. is virtually non-existent, contravening both national and international human rights obligations. …
Amnesty International Reports Asylum Rights Largely Non-Existent at U.S.-Mexico Border Read More
Human Rights Watch has urged Polish lawmakers to reject a contentious bill permitting the temporary suspension of asylum rights at the border with Belarus. The European Commission is called upon …
Poland’s Proposed Asylum Suspension Bill Sparks Human Rights Concerns Read More
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 MoreOn 16 February 2025, important events and announcements have come to light, inviting participation and submissions across various fields of study. Scholars and researchers are encouraged to submit links and …
Upcoming Events and Calls for Papers: February 2025 Read MorePresident Trump’s January 28 directive has drawn sharp criticism from those working to eradicate female genital mutilation and cutting (FGM/C), who argue that it dangerously blurs the lines between gender-affirming …
Trump’s Directive Ignites Controversy Over Gender-Affirming Care and FGM/C Read MoreIn Queens, the economic impact of deportation fears is starkly felt, particularly in immigrant communities. Barbershop owner Roberto Duran finds himself staring at an empty chair as customers stay away, …
Deportation Fears Cast Shadow Over Economic Life in Queens Read MoreGender equality is the cornerstone of democratic societies, yet significant disparities persist between men and women across wages, opportunities, and representation. Women earn, on average, 13% less than men for …
Advancing Gender Equality: The Council of Europe’s Commitment and Strategies Read More
In a stirring response to the UN framework addressing sex-based violence, twenty-three human rights organisations and individuals, including the renowned Amnesty International, voiced their deep concerns. Their report, titled “Forms …
Human Rights Groups Challenge UN’s Shift from Gender to Sex-Based Violence Framework Read More
In a significant event, the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) hosted a public hearing in Washington, DC, where members of the Notre Dame Law School’s Global Human Rights Clinic …
Notre Dame Law Clinic Advocates for Human Rights at US Trade Hearing Read More