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On November 20, 2024, Ambassador Elisabeth Millard spoke passionately at the UN regarding the distressing human rights situation in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories, particularly in Crimea and Sevastopol. She emphasized …
U.S. Concerns Over Human Rights Violations in Occupied Ukraine Territories Read More
In a striking editorial move, the state-run “China Daily” has become a potent critic of U.S. human rights proclamations. This Chinese paper recently published a poignant cartoon that juxtaposes America’s …
China Daily’s Cartoon Critiques U.S. Human Rights Claims Amid Gaza Conflict Read More
Taiwanese human rights activist Lee Ming-che has urgently called for his government to impose strict restrictions on religious exchanges that originate from Chinese organizations. Citing a report from Taiwan News, …
Taiwanese Activist Calls for Restrictions on Religious Exchanges with China Read More
On December 19, Kurdish journalists Nazım Daştan and Cihan Bilgin tragically lost their lives in a drone strike orchestrated by the Turkish state near Kobanê. Both journalists, long-time contributors to …
Defending Press Freedom: Outcry After Kurdish Journalists’ Murders Read More
In late November 2024, mass protests erupted across Georgia following the suspension of EU accession talks by the ruling “Georgian Dream” party, highlighting their constitutional obligation to integrate into the …
Georgia’s Call for Action: Investigating Human Rights Violations Amid Protests Read More
In Ukraine, Andrii Kovalenko, along with countless couples affected by war, faces an agonizing struggle for recognition as a same-sex couple amid the turmoil. His partner, fighting on the frontlines …
LGBTQ+ Rights in Ukraine: Navigating Civil Partnerships Amid Conflict Read More
The brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, highlights alarming issues of police violence and abuse of power. Human Rights Watch reports severe injuries, torture, and lack of …
Georgia’s Brutal Crackdown: Police Violence Against Peaceful Protesters Read More
The National Human Rights Commission of South Korea has declared that the exclusion of a female firefighter from driving a large vehicle due to her gender is a clear instance …
South Korea’s NHRC Finds Gender Discrimination in Firefighter Exclusion Read More
Amnesty International’s call for the release of Xu Zhiyong and Ding Jiaxi underscores the grave human rights violations in China. Both lawyers have faced harsh sentences for their advocacy, reflective …
Amnesty International’s Plea: Release of Jailed Human Rights Lawyers in China Read More
The Hellenic League for Human Rights has sharply criticized Greek authorities for their inadequate handling of the Pylos shipwreck investigation. With over 600 lives lost, the focus on only the …
Rights Group Condemns Greek Authorities Over Pylos Shipwreck Probe Read More