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In today’s precarious climate for human rights, Europe has risen as a beacon of hope, championing digital stewardship through its initiatives aimed at preserving democracy and the rule of law. …
Threat to Europe’s Digital Human Rights Stewardship Read More
A recent complaint filed by the International Federation for Human Rights and the Vietnam Committee on Human Rights has brought attention to whether the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) upholds …
EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement: Tensions Over Human Rights Violations Read More
In a move that tightens the leash on free expression, Vietnam has introduced new social media regulations that empower the government to monitor dissent and control information. Analysis from ‘The …
Vietnam’s Decree 147: A New Era of Social Media Suppression Read MoreThe Undersecretariat of Cultural Heritage in Chile has successfully secured a UNESCO fund aimed at preserving the photographic, audiovisual, and sound archives from the era of dictatorship. The initiative, titled …
Chile Secures UNESCO Fund for Digitisation of Dictatorship Era Archives Read MoreArtificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming our societies in remarkable ways, driving innovation and opening doors to new possibilities. Yet, alongside this progress, ethical dilemmas emerge that threaten our human rights. …
The Council of Europe’s Vision for Ethical Artificial Intelligence Read MoreGender equality is the cornerstone of democratic societies, yet significant disparities persist between men and women across wages, opportunities, and representation. Women earn, on average, 13% less than men for …
Advancing Gender Equality: The Council of Europe’s Commitment and Strategies Read More
The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights has urged Greece to ensure accountability for human rights abuses against asylum seekers following a recent visit. Michael O’Flaherty emphasised the need …
Urgent Call for Accountability and Human Rights Reforms in Greece Read More
The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced grave concerns regarding the pervasive practice of violent ‘pushbacks’ by European border authorities. In a recent intervention at the European …
Council of Europe Rights Commissioner Questions ‘Pushbacks’ at Borders Read More
In an inspiring collaboration that ignites passion for social justice, Danish documentary festival CPH:DOX has partnered with the renowned Kunsthal Charlottenborg art institution to launch the Human:Rights initiative. This three-year …
CPH:DOX and Kunsthal Charlottenborg Unite for Human Rights Initiative Read More
Vietnam’s Violation of Human Rights Under EU Free Trade Agreement On February 4, 2025, FIDH, VCHR, CSW, and Global Witness filed a complaint to the European Commission, alleging that Vietnam’s …
Vietnam’s Suppression of Civil Society Violates EU Trade Agreement Read More