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In the haunting remnants of Saraqib, traces of its role in the 2011 Arab Spring endure, emblazoned on walls with defiant messages like “The revolution will go on” and “Tomorrow …
A Journey Through Syria: Resilience Amidst Ruins and Hope for Freedom Read MoreIn Azerbaijan, the removal of inscribed monuments in recently liberated areas has ignited anger among Armenian separatists. Many of these structures were falsely branded as Armenian heritage, obscuring their true …
Azerbaijan’s Quest for Cultural Identity Amid Armenian Manipulation Read MoreIn a resolute stand for human rights, the European Parliament has condemned serious infringements occurring in Türkiye, Nicaragua, and Nigeria. In Türkiye, MEPs express deep concern over the arbitrary removal …
European Parliament Condemns Human Rights Violations in Türkiye, Nicaragua, and Nigeria Read More
In a growing crisis, Iranian human rights advocates raise alarms over the precarious position of refugees in Turkey. The shift of refugee oversight from the United Nations to Turkish authorities …
Urgent Warnings as Iranian Refugees in Turkey Face Deportation Risks Read More
As February marks the fourth anniversary of the coup in Myanmar, the military regime has intensified its dreadful grip on media freedom, perpetuating a climate of absolute censorship and oppressive …
Empowering Myanmar’s Journalists: Exile Hub’s Mission of Support and Safety Read More
In a concerning turn of events, human rights organizations are reporting an alarming rise in police violence across Kenya. Historical patterns reveal that the country has struggled with police brutality …
Surging Police Violence in Kenya Raises Concerns Among Human Rights Groups Read More
E.O. Smith High School students were transported into a profound virtual reality exhibition, “Nobody’s Listening,” on February 5. This 12-minute experience immerses participants in the harrowing scenes of the Yazidi …
E.O. Smith Hosts Virtual Reality Exhibit Highlighting Yazidi Genocide Read More
On December 8, 2024, the government of Bashar al-Assad was overthrown by a coalition of armed opposition groups, led by Hay’et Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), marking the end of over half …
Syria’s New Direction: Challenges of Justice and Human Rights Amid Transition Read More
In a groundbreaking visit to Syria, UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk highlighted the remarkable resilience of the Syrian people amidst their overwhelming suffering. “I have been impressed by the …
Hope and Resilience: UN Human Rights Chief’s Visit to Syria Read More
In Upper Nile state, a glimmer of hope shines through the reports from the Human Rights Commission indicating a decrease in overarching human rights violations. However, beneath this hopeful surface …
Human Rights in Upper Nile State: Declines Amid Ongoing Abuses Read More