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Original Source: www.fxstreet.com This week has been relatively quiet in the foreign exchange market as traders appear to be biding their time. All eyes are set on the upcoming US …
Navigating Uncertainties: Aussie GDP, French Political Turmoil, and US Data Influence Read More
Original Source: www.coe.int In the shadows of political turmoil and human suffering, the urgent call to eradicate impunity for serious human rights violations echoes. Since the Committee of Ministers established …
Revisiting the Imperative: Eradicating Impunity for Human Rights Violations Read More
Original Source: www.amnesty.org In a move that sparked outrage, FIFA and Qatar unveiled their much-anticipated Legacy Fund for the 2022 World Cup, a glaring omission echoing down the halls of …
FIFA’s Qatar Legacy Fund: A Disappointment for Exploited Workers Read More
Original Source: www.infomigrants.net Over 20 human rights organizations are calling on the Italian government to be open and transparent about the implementation of the European Pact for Migration and Asylum. …
Rights Groups Demand Transparency in Italy’s Asylum Policy Implementation Read More
Original Source: www.fidh.org In a recent review, the United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) voiced serious concerns about Thailand’s treatment of detainees, emphasizing overcrowded prisons with alarming conditions. Women face …
UN Committee Highlights Human Rights Concerns in Thailand Read More
Original Source: www.omct.org In a critical session held on November 6 and 7, 2024, the Committee Against Torture (CAT) assessed Jordan’s 4th periodic report, questioning the effectiveness of safeguards against …
CAT Reviews Jordan’s Safeguards Against Torture and Administrative Detention Read More
The Bangkok Civil Court dismissed Jatupat Boonpattararaksa’s lawsuit against NSO Group for spyware targeting him, which Amnesty International criticized as alarming. Jatupat claimed his phone was infected with Pegasus spyware, …
Thailand: Dismissal of Landmark Case Leaves Activists in Peril in Spyware Battle Read More
The Brumadinho dam disaster, which claimed 270 lives in January 2019, reflects ongoing negligence and lack of accountability for corporations like Vale and TÜV Süd. Despite court proceedings, victims’ families …
The Brumadinho Disaster: Unraveling Corporate Accountability and Human Rights Read More
The UK’s First Secretary at the UN urged the need for human rights safeguards in the Convention on Countering Cybercrime. Despite concerns over potential rights violations, the UK stressed that …
UK Advocates for Human Rights Protections in Cybercrime Convention Discussion Read More
At the UN Third Committee, the UK’s Liz Page highlighted the necessity of human rights protections within the newly proposed Convention aimed at countering cybercrime. While acknowledging stakeholder concerns about …
UK Stresses Importance of Human Rights Protections in Cyber Crime Convention Read More