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In a poignant struggle against time and erasure, a dedicated research team led by Charles Walker, a history professor at UC Davis, along with Ruth Borja Santa Cruz from the …
Preserving Peru’s Fragile Human Rights History Through Digitization Read More
In a historic turn for human rights, Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty for ordinary crimes with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s signing of the Death Penalty Abolition Bill. This monumental …
Zimbabwe Abolishes Death Penalty: A Historic Leap for Human Rights Read More
On December 28, 2024, the Belarusian human rights community issued a statement highlighting the troubling recognition of 12 individuals as political prisoners. This declaration stresses that the government uses imprisonment …
Belarusian Human Rights Community Denounces Political Prisoners and Repression Read More
In 2022, the Trudeau government aimed for Canada to achieve a net-zero power grid by 2035, later extending the goal to 2050. Nuclear physicist Jim Mason challenges this ambitious target, …
Navigating Canada’s Contemporary Challenges: Energy, Education, and Military Readiness Read More
In a notable setback for human rights advocacy, the U.S. Congress has failed to reauthorize the North Korean Human Rights Act (NKHRA). This law, first enacted in 2004 under President …
Failure to Reauthorize North Korean Human Rights Act Shadows Future Advocacy Read More
Catalyst Montana has emerged from the merger of two influential organizations, enhancing its capacity to advocate for justice and equity for marginalized communities. With a focus on critical issues like …
Catalyst Montana: A New Era of Advocacy and Empowerment Read More
In summary, the proposed public security bill in Italy has raised serious concerns regarding potential violations of free speech and protest rights, particularly affecting environmental activists and young defenders. Commissioner …
Concerns Rise Over Italy’s Public Security Bill and Human Rights Read More
The Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced significant concerns regarding Italy’s Bill 1236 on public security, urging senators to reconsider its adoption without substantial amendments. By emphasizing the importance of …
Commissioner Urges Italian Senate to Revise Security Bill for Human Rights Read More
In conclusion, Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty has urged the Italian Senate to carefully reconsider Bill 1236 on public security. He emphasizes the importance of safeguarding freedoms of expression and assembly, highlighting …
Commissioner Advocates for Human Rights Amidst Italy’s Security Bill Debate Read More
In summary, Congress has successfully enacted H.R. 9747, a Continuing Resolution that averts a government shutdown and secures essential federal funding through December 20, 2024. This bipartisan effort allows for …
Congress Enacts Continuing Resolution to Secure Federal Funding Through 2024 Read More