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In a distressing turn of events, the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders has raised urgent concerns surrounding Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan, now facing an imminent trial following …
Urgent Calls for Justice: Zhang Zhan Faces Trial Amidst Ongoing Persecution Read More
In “Righting Wrongs: Three Decades on the Front Lines Battling Abusive Governments,” Kenneth Roth chronicles his extensive career with Human Rights Watch (HRW), revealing the fine balance of accountability and …
Righting Wrongs: A Call to Confront Global Human Rights Abuses Read More
The Human Rights Festival in South Africa wrapped up with a spirited 8 km walk through the bustling streets of Johannesburg’s CBD, uniting hundreds in a collective call for justice. …
South Africa’s Human Rights Festival Celebrates Rights and Calls for Justice Read More
On March 16, 2025, Newcastle United achieved a momentous victory by winning the Carabao Cup Final, their first domestic trophy in over 55 years. While this milestone filled fans with …
Newcastle United’s Cup Triumph: A Deep Dive into Human Rights Concerns Read More
In a heart-wrenching plea to lawmakers, concerned citizens have expressed their dismay over the Trump Administration’s suspension of Voice of America (VOA) broadcasts and its decision to defund the parent …
Muzzling the Voice of America: A Threat to Human Rights Read More
The interim government of Bangladesh must safeguard freedom of expression amidst alarming incidents of violence and harassment against individuals and human rights defenders. Recent weeks have seen numerous arrests and …
Urgent Call for Protection of Freedom of Expression in Bangladesh Read More
Regina Yegorova-Askerova, a dedicated Lithuanian human rights activist, faced an unexpected barrier when she was denied entry into Georgia after residing there for 15 years with her family. Upon her …
Lithuanian Human Rights Activist Denied Entry to Georgia After 15 Years Read More
The North Korean human rights movement faces an existential dilemma, navigating the treacherous waters of activism against a backdrop of strict regime control and international indifference. Activists grapple with the …
Navigating the Existential Crisis of North Korean Human Rights Advocacy Read More
In a troubling turn of events in late February 2025, the Thai government deported 40 Uyghur men to China, disregarding warnings from human rights groups and diplomats about the imminent …
UN Human Rights Council Faces Scrutiny Over Transnational Repression Read More
Title: Unmasking the Atrocities: Findings from the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine On 19 March 2025, Erik Møse, Chair of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, …
Unmasking the Atrocities: Findings from the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine Read More