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Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Aty met with EU’s Olof Skoog to discuss human rights progress in Egypt. Abdel Aty expressed hope for an objective evaluation of Egypt’s advancements …
Egypt Highlights Human Rights Progress in EU Dialogue Read More
FIFA’s agreement with Saudi Arabia to limit the scope of the Clifford Chance human rights report has sparked concerns regarding its independence and credibility. The report focused solely on rights …
FIFA’s Troubling Ally: The Questionable Human Rights Report for Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid Read More
A report on Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup bid faces backlash for allegedly whitewashing significant human rights abuses, particularly concerning migrant workers. Rights groups claim it lacks critical discussions of …
Critics Slam Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Report for Ignoring Human Rights Violations Read More
Iran faces the looming threat of war with Israel, igniting fears of human rights violations. Strikingly, many Iranian human rights groups, especially in exile, remain silent during this critical time. …
The Disquieting Silence of Iranian Human Rights Groups Amid War Threats Read More
Targeted human rights sanctions are tools employed by governments to penalize individuals responsible for human rights violations by freezing assets and denying visas. The Atlantic Council’s Strategic Litigation Project aims …
The Vital Role of Civil Society in Targeting Human Rights Abusers: Insights on Sanctions Against Iran Read More
Jonathan Kuttab, a noted Palestinian Christian advocate and human rights lawyer, is visiting Phoenix to discuss human rights issues involving the U.S., Palestine, and Israel. His talks at various locations …
A Call for Justice: Jonathan Kuttab’s Visit to Phoenix Read More