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In the first quarter of 2025, the Mediterranean routes to the EU witnessed a marked decline in irregular border crossings, following a similar trend from 2024. Preliminary data from Frontex …
Mediterranean Updates: Decline in Crossings, Human Rights Concerns, and Policy Changes Read More
In Sudan, at least 25 women stand on the precipice of dire consequences, imprisoned under the charges of “collaboration with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).” Many of these women are …
Women in Sudan Face Grim Prospects Amid Judicial Collapse and Harsh Repression Read More
In a dramatic shift, Pakistan is expelling a substantial number of Afghan nationals, labelling it a push for repatriation amidst disapproval from the Taliban regime in Kabul, who decry the …
Pakistan’s Migrant Crackdown: The Harsh Reality for Afghan Refugees Read More
In a potent display of moral resolve, Justice For All’s Save Uyghur Campaign has expressed deep appreciation for the introduction of the Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act by bipartisan U.S. …
Justice For All Celebrates Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act Introduction Read More
In early December 2024, Italy witnessed the inception of the ReSST network, which provides crucial support to survivors of torture, particularly those who have endured violence during migration. The network’s …
Italy’s ReSST Network: A Beacon of Hope for Torture Survivors Read More
In the vibrant heart of Damascus, Lina, a tenacious filmmaker, emerged as a voice of resilience amidst the chaos of war. With her camera in hand, she embarked on a …
Lina’s Cinematic Journey: Documenting Survival in Syria’s Turmoil Read More
In the heart of Damascus, Syrian filmmaker Lina emerged as a beacon of resilience and truth amidst chaos. Upon the outbreak of conflict in 2011, she wielded her camera as …
The Journey of Lina: Resilience and Hope in Syrian Filmmaking Read More
Amnesty International has voiced urgent concerns regarding the escalating violence in South Sudan, reflecting a profound lack of political commitment to uphold international human rights laws. Inside this fragile nation, …
Amplifying Alarms: Urgent Call for Action in Escalating South Sudan Violence Read More
In a groundbreaking shift in Syria’s political landscape, Hind Kabawat has been appointed as the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor in the new cabinet under interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa. …
Hind Kabawat: A Symbol of Hope in Syria’s New Government Read More
In a powerful statement at the UN Human Rights Council, UK’s Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders addressed the devastating impact of the war on Ukrainian children. She highlighted the grim …
The Alarming Impact of War on Ukrainian Children: A Call for Action Read More