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The UN General Assembly’s Third Committee has adopted its 71st resolution condemning Iran’s clerical regime for extensive human rights violations, including a rise in executions and violent suppression of protests. …
UN Condemns Iran’s Clerical Regime for Human Rights Abuses Read More
The New York City Bar Association highlights the alarming rise in political prisoners in Belarus under the oppressive regime of Aliaksandr Lukashenka, with over 1,384 individuals detained as of August …
Echoes of Oppression: The Plight of Political Prisoners in Belarus Read More
Mary Evans highlights the significant issue of the crown’s hidden art collections amidst the larger conversation surrounding the return of looted Nazi art. She questions whether the crown should retain …
The Crown’s Role in Restitution: A Call for Accessibility to Art Read More
The article advocates for the restitution of cultural artifacts held by the crown, highlighting the contrast between the public accessibility of museum collections and the private nature of royal holdings. …
The Crown’s Role in Art Repatriation: A Call for Restitution Read More
Numerous human rights organizations are urging Saudi Arabia to stop the misuse of legal measures against released activists Loujain al-Hathloul and Maryam al-Otaibi, who face ongoing travel bans and harassment. …
Human Rights Groups Demand End to Judicial Harassment of Saudi Activists Read More
Numerous organizations are urging Saudi Arabia to stop misusing administrative and judicial means against human rights defenders like Loujain al-Hathloul and Maryam al-Otaibi. After their release from prison, these activists …
Saudi Authorities Urged to End Harassment of Human Rights Defenders Read More