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On Human Rights Day, the EU powerfully reaffirms its dedication to safeguarding human rights globally. The call to action, ‘Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now,’ resonates deeply in a world …
EU’s Unwavering Commitment to Human Rights on International Day Read More
Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights campaign acts as a beacon of hope in tumultuous times, calling on individuals worldwide to unite against human rights violations. The campaign highlights many …
Amnesty International’s Write for Rights: A Call to Defend Human Rights Read More
In the tangled web of international diplomacy, the contrasting treatment of Syrians and Saudis illuminates a deeper hypocrisy within Western political stances. While human rights rhetoric flows liberally when discussing …
A Tale of Two Nations: Human Rights in Syria and Saudi Arabia’s Shadows Read More
The recent announcement of Saudi Arabia winning the bid to host the 2034 World Cup echoes the grim saga of migrant labor exploitation witnessed in Qatar, where workers suffered unimaginable …
Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid: A Bleak Future for Migrant Workers Read More
Motalleb Ahmadian’s plight is a stark reminder of the dire consequences of political imprisonment and medical neglect. As he battles life-threatening health issues in Tehran’s Evin Prison, the refusal of …
Urgent Health Crisis of Kurdish Political Prisoner Motalleb Ahmadian Read More
The report by the German Institute for Human Rights highlights the alarming rise in anti-Muslim racism, particularly in the wake of the ongoing Gaza conflict. It underscores the damaging effects …
German Rights Institute Sounds Alarm on Surge of Anti-Muslim Racism Read More
In the wake of Bashar al-Assad’s departure, Syria stands at a crossroads, a canvas waiting to be painted anew with the vibrant strokes of justice, accountability, and human rights. Human …
Syria’s Turning Point: A Quest for Justice and Human Rights After Assad Read More
The overthrowing of Bashar al-Assad’s government marks a pivotal turning point in Syria’s history, providing an opportunity for a new regime to prioritize justice and human rights. With the chance …
A New Era Unfolds: Syria’s Transition from Oppression to Hope Read More
The mounting pressure from Human Rights Watch against FIFA’s decision to host the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia highlights the urgent need for accountability in global sports governance. Concerns …
Human Rights Pressures Intensify as FIFA Moves Toward 2034 Saudi World Cup Read More
Narges Mohammadi, the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has been temporarily granted 21 days of medical leave from her incarceration in Iran’s notorious Evin prison. This brief reprieve comes after …
Narges Mohammadi Awaits Healing: A Brief Prison Leave Amidst Struggle Read More