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In Cyprus, Syrian refugees are reportedly facing coercion from the government to return to their homeland under the guise of ‘voluntary’ returns. A joint investigation revealed that the Ministry of …
Coercion and Hardship: Syrian Refugees in Cyprus Face Grave Challenges Read More
On 19 February 2025, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), a UK-based human rights group, submitted a petition to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) to address urgent violations …
CSW Appeals to African Commission over Human Rights Violations in Sudan Read More
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 More
As spring melts the snow, so too do the dreams of Afghan women rise anew. Those who made the brave journey to Tashkent, Uzbekistan in search of education are now …
Empowering Afghan Women: Education as a Pathway to Hope Read MoreIn Thailand, 48 Uyghur men, who have languished in detention for a decade, are on the brink of forced repatriation to China. They fled widespread repression from their homeland, only …
Uyghur Men in Thailand: A Fight Against Transnational Repression 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
Pauline Akinyi Juma’s journey from trauma to triumph inspires others. As a survivor of sexual and domestic violence, she founded “Rebirth of a Queen,” an organisation dedicated to empowering survivors …
Empowering Survivors: The Fight Against Human Trafficking Read More
The plight of nearly one million Tibetan children separated from their families and placed into colonial boarding schools is a harrowing reality. These children are uprooted from their homes, denied …
The Dire Need to Protect Tibetan Children from Cultural Erasure Read More
The latest United Nations report on human rights in Sudan, spanning from mid-December 2023 to mid-November 2024, highlights significant challenges faced by the nation. This comprehensive account is prepared in …
UN Report Highlights Urgent Human Rights Challenges in Sudan Read More
In West Azerbaijan Province, Jalal Sadafi, a Kurdish civilian from Mahabad, faces dire circumstances as he has been detained for 54 days without legal counsel or family contact. Arrested by …
Kurdish Man Detained Without Legal Access: Wife Interrogated Amidst Crisis Read More