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In the wake of cannabis legalization in Berlin, the State Prosecutor’s Office has annulled penalties in 178 cases of marijuana and hashish violations since the legislation’s enactment. This evaluation encompassed …
Cannabis Legalization in Berlin: One Year Review and Ongoing Challenges Read More
On 20 March, from 9:00 to 10:30 EDT, the United Nations held a virtual side event titled “Women Who Shaped the Universal Declaration of Human Rights” as part of the …
Celebrating Women’s Impact on Human Rights: A UN Virtual Event Read More
On March 15, 2025, the Family Wellness Day took place at BJC Commons, emphasising the need for better health care awareness among African American families. Organised by The Links Incorporated’s …
Family Wellness Day: Bridging Health Disparities in the Black Community Read More
Today, as we commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we also celebrate 60 years since the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial …
Addressing Historic Legacies is Crucial to Ending Racism Read More
In early 2024, Matthew Hart, executive director of the Global Philanthropy Project, expressed his concerns over rising authoritarianism and moral panic affecting LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. Amid these troubling trends, the …
How Human Rights and LGBTQ+ Groups Brace for Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts Read More
On March 18, Hungary took a significant step backward in the fight for equality by passing a harsh law that bans LGBT Pride events. This legislation not only outlaws Pride …
Hungary’s Anti-LGBT Law: A Concerning Step Back for Equality Read More
At its annual meeting, Disney shareholders firmly rejected a proposal urging the company to withdraw from the Human Rights Campaign’s equality ratings programme. This proposal, driven by the National Center …
Disney Shareholders Uphold Commitment to LGBTQ Rights Amidst Proposals Read More
The Trump administration’s drastic cuts to foreign aid have left numerous human rights and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups in turmoil. As Matthew Hart, executive director of the Global Philanthropy Project, observed, …
How Human Rights and LGBTQ+ Groups Prepare for Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts Read More
A U.S. jury in North Dakota has stunned many by ordering Greenpeace to pay $660 million to Energy Transfer, citing defamation linked to protests against the Dakota Access pipeline. Agnès …
Greenpeace Verdict Raises Concerns Over Environmental Activism Rights Read More
In response to looming foreign aid cuts under the Trump administration, human rights and LGBTQ+ groups initiated proactive measures. Matthew Hart of the Global Philanthropy Project noted a trend of …
Proactive Stance of LGBTQ+ and Human Rights Groups Amid Aid Cuts Read More