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Original Source: www.cpac.ca On December 2, 2024, discussions on Human Rights are set to take place, gathering key stakeholders concerned with the liberties of individuals. The Assembly of First Nations …
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Original Source: www.amnesty.org.au In response to FIFA’s evaluation of Saudi Arabia’s bid to host the 2034 men’s World Cup, Steve Cockburn from Amnesty International highlighted the glaring inadequacies of the …
FIFA’s Troubling Human Rights Record Amid World Cup Bids Read More
Original Source: www.asianews.it In the gentle embrace of Laos, where vibrant cultures intertwine, the UN has raised its voice for the rights of the 49 minority ethnic groups comprising 47% …
UN Urges Laos for Authentic Cultural Rights Protection Read More
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled on the case of enforced disappearances involving four Guatemalan human rights defenders from the late 1980s. The ruling addresses decades of impunity and …
Historic Ruling in Guatemalan Disappearance Case Offers Hope for Justice Read More
Ukraine has successfully freed 3,767 citizens from Russian captivity since the start of the invasion, with 3,581 being soldiers and only 186 civilians. Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets shared that …
Ukraine’s Resilience: Retrieving 3,767 Citizens from Russian Captivity Read More
A survey by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights shows increased confidence among Canadians regarding Indigenous rights and gender equity, alongside rising concerns about censorship and inequality. There is a …
Survey Reveals Optimism and Concerns Over Human Rights in Canada Read More
According to a recent poll, two-thirds of Canadians are optimistic about human rights domestically, yet only one-third feel the same about global human rights. A significant majority acknowledges a weakening …
Canadians Remain Hopeful About Domestic Human Rights Amid Global Challenges Read More
A recent survey by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights revealed that two-thirds of Canadians are optimistic about domestic human rights, yet skepticism about international rights remains high. Key issues …
Canadians Express Optimism for Domestic Human Rights Amid Global Concerns Read More
The OSCE’s ODIHR stresses the need to prosecute hate crimes properly, revealing gaps in legislation through their annual report. Nearly 10,000 cases were reported, and a new guide aims to …
ODIHR Calls for Stronger Prosecution and Support for Hate Crime Victims Read More
The Arusha Initiative’s first Town Hall on October 9 gathered over 90 human rights advocates, sparking vital discussions on protecting civic spaces and access to justice in Africa. Keynote speaker …
Empowering Advocacy: Highlights from the Arusha Initiative Town Hall Read More