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In a world where the principles of equality and dignity ought to be universal, the lack of recognition for Hinduphobia paints a troubling picture of global priorities. As human rights …
Confronting Hinduphobia: The Urgent Call for Global Recognition and Action Read More
Transitional justice stands as a beacon of hope for nations grappling with the shadows of authoritarianism. It seeks not only to redress historical wrongs but to weave a new fabric …
Transitional Justice: Taiwan’s Journey from Martial Law to Democracy Read More
Original Source: humanists.uk In a powerful statement that resonates with advocates for human rights, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has declared blasphemy laws as incompatible with fundamental freedoms. His report tackles …
Choosing Human Rights Over Blasphemy Laws: A Call for Change Read More
Original Source: www.hindustantimes.com In a troubling turn of events in Vietnam, human rights groups have raised alarms over the imprisonment of five Khmer monks and four religious activists, asserting that …
Vietnam’s Crackdown on Khmer Monks Sparks Outrage Over Religious Freedom Read More
Original Source: interaksyon.philstar.com In the lush landscape of Rizal province, the Diocese of Antipolo has embarked on a heartfelt journey, seeking national cultural treasure status for three of its historic …
Antipolo Diocese Pursues National Cultural Treasure Status for Historic Churches Read More
On November 20, 2024, insurgents in southern Thailand launched a grenade attack at a Guanyin statue construction site, injuring three individuals. This assault marks a significant escalation in targeting non-Islamic …
Insurgents Launch Unlawful Attack on Civilians in Southern Thailand Read More
The Swedish Evangelical Alliance, alongside European and World Evangelical Alliances, filed a report to the UN Human Rights Council addressing issues of religious freedom in Sweden, including challenges faced by …
WEA Submits Urgent Report on Religious Freedom Issues in Sweden to UN Read More
Christian Solidarity Worldwide condemned a November 5 attack in Upper Egypt that resulted in serious injuries to three Christians. The incident underscores a troubling culture of intimidation and sectarian violence, …
Christian Advocacy Group Denounces Intimidation Culture in Egypt after Violent Attack Read More
Thirty years of persecution against Jehovah’s Witnesses in Eritrea has led to ongoing human rights abuses, with 64 individuals currently imprisoned for their faith. Recent arrests during a church service …
Human Rights Experts Condemn Eritrea’s Persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses Read More