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During a recent UN Human Rights Council side event in Geneva, former UK MP Paul Burstow highlighted significant human rights concerns in Bangladesh, stressing the dual nature of the country’s …
Urgent Call for Human Rights Protections in Bangladesh by Former UK MP Read More
Alaa Abdel Fattah, a renowned Egyptian writer and pro-democracy activist, has been unjustly imprisoned for over a decade and deserves immediate release. His mother, Laila Soueif, a dedicated human rights …
The Urgent Case for Releasing Alaa Abdel Fattah and the Fight for Human Rights in Egypt Read More
In a stark warning, UN experts have highlighted the alarming state of governance in Nicaragua, suggesting that the government under President Daniel Ortega and co-president Rosario Murillo has dismantled the …
UN Experts Expose Nicaragua’s Alarming Descent into Authoritarianism Read More
A Year of Reckoning for DemocracyIn 2024, a series of elections and protests revealed the resilience and fragility of global democratic values. Freedom and human rights faced tests in multiple …
2024: A Year of Reckoning for Human Rights and Democracy Read More
In a significant turn of events, the U.N. Human Rights Office in Venezuela has cautiously resumed operations after a six-month hiatus, indicating a glimmer of hope amidst the nation’s tumultuous …
U.N. Human Rights Office in Venezuela Tentatively Reopens Amid Turmoil Read More
Paris has embraced a new climate plan for 2024-2030, officially adopted by the Conseil de Paris with substantial support despite some opposition abstaining. Mayor Anne Hidalgo expressed optimism that this …
Paris Unveils Climate Plan for 2024-2030 to Transform the City Read More
Foro Juventudes, hosted by the United Human Rights Foundation at FIU, emphasized the connection between democracy and development, encouraging student involvement in human rights advocacy. The forum featured personal testimonies …
Foro Juventudes: Inspiring Hope and Activism in the Fight for Human Rights Read More