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The Republican Party has regained control of the U.S. government, achieving a trifecta as Donald Trump prepares for the presidency. With a projected House majority between 220 and 222 seats …
Republicans Regain Control: A New Era for Trump’s Agenda Read More
Donald Trump is swiftly assembling his Cabinet for a second term, selecting Lee Zeldin as EPA Administrator, Elise Stefanik as U.N. Ambassador, and possibly Stephen Miller as deputy chief of …
Trump’s Second Term Cabinet Takes Shape: Zeldin at EPA, Stefanik at UN Read More
Mexican legislators have re-elected Rosario Piedra as the head of the National Human Rights Commission despite widespread criticism of her failure to address state abuses. Her tenure has been marked …
Controversial Reelection of Human Rights Chief Sparks Outrage in Mexico Read More
Mexican lawmakers have re-elected Rosario Piedra Ibarra as head of the National Human Rights Commission, despite significant opposition and criticism regarding her record in addressing state abuses. This decision reflects …
Mexico’s Controversial Re-election: Human Rights Leader Faces Backlash Read More
Palm Springs is facing a pivotal moment as the Human Rights Commission debates its future role post-Trump’s re-election. At a recent meeting, members expressed concerns over proposed shifts away from …
Palm Springs Human Rights Commission Faces Crucial Decisions Amid Political Uncertainty Read More
The UK government has extended Baroness Falkner’s term as Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission to November 30, 2025, while beginning a recruitment campaign for a new Chair. …
Government Extends EHRC Chair’s Term To Ensure Leadership Stability Until 2025 Read More
The Human Rights Act 1998 has led judges to make decisions on moral and political issues, traditionally handled by Parliament. A Policy Exchange report analyzes 25 cases since the Act’s …
Reassessing the Human Rights Act: Judicial Overreach and Parliamentary Authority Read More
Policy Exchange’s paper examines the negative repercussions of the Human Rights Act 1998 through twenty-five essential cases, illustrating its profound impact on UK governance and public policy across diverse areas …
The Ripple Effect of the Human Rights Act 1998: A Critical Examination Read More
Iraq’s parliament is nearing a decision on an amendment to the Personal Status Law that would allow religious authorities to dictate marriage and inheritance, potentially legalizing child marriage for girls …
Iraq’s Parliament Moves to Legalize Child Marriage Amid Outcry Read More
On June 26, World Drugs Day, Amnesty International launches a new policy paper urging nations to reform drug policies emphasizing human rights. The organization calls for decriminalization of personal drug …
Amnesty International Advocates for Human Rights-Centered Drug Policies Read More