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In December, China’s government unleashed sanctions against two Canadian organizations—the Uyghur Rights Advocacy Project and the Canada-Tibet Committee—as well as 20 individuals. This marks the latest chapter in Beijing’s ongoing …
Canada Urged to Take Action for Uyghurs’ Rights and Safety Read More
In a recent move, President Donald Trump has decided to halt U.S. aid to South Africa, citing “massive human rights violations” tied to the nation’s land reforms and ongoing issues …
Trump Cuts South Africa Aid Amid Claims of Human Rights Violations Read More
UK-Tunisia Migration Deal Under Fire The UK’s recent agreement with Tunisia, aimed at curbing migration, has been heavily criticized by human rights organizations. These groups argue that Tunisia cannot be …
UK-Tunisia Migration Agreement Faces Human Rights Backlash Read More
Trump’s Return and Immigration PolicyAt the World Economic Forum in Davos, Ian Bremmer, the Founder and President of Eurasia Group, addressed potential outcomes of a second Trump presidency. He highlighted …
WEF Davos 2025: Ian Bremmer Discusses Immigration and Trump’s Potential Policies Read More
Dorgelesse Nguessan’s Release: A Long-Awaited Freedom In a triumphant turn of events, after enduring over four years of arbitrary detention, Dorgelesse Nguessan, a single mother and hairdresser, has been released. …
Dorgelesse Nguessan Released After Four Years of Arbitrary Detention Read More
Rallying for Justice: The Case of Doros Polykarpou On December 12, 2024, a coalition of humanitarian organizations, including FIDH and OMCT, fervently reached out to Cyprus’s Attorney General, Mr. Georgios …
Joint Appeal for Justice in the Case of Doros Polykarpou Read More
In 2021, Paul Pierrilus, a former New Yorker now unjustly exiled in Haiti, pleads for the Biden administration’s intervention to help him return home. He describes his harrowing existence in …
A Plea For Justice: Paul Pierrilus’s Fight To Return Home from Haiti Read More
In a landmark decision, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) concluded that Greece’s actions towards migrants, especially in its Evros region, constituted systematic pushbacks, violating human rights laws. This …
ECHR Rules Greece’s Migrant Pushbacks Violate Human Rights Read More
On International Human Rights Day 2024, Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty reflects on his journey over the past nine months, highlighting the 25th anniversary of the Human Rights Commissioner role. He pays …
Commissioner O’Flaherty’s Vision for Human Rights Action on 2024 Day Read More
In a pressing situation, Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Commission has formally reached out to President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, stating their denial of access to monitor the welfare of Rohingya refugees …
Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Commission Advocates for Rohingya Refugees Amidst Detention Read More