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Azerbaijan has maintained closed land borders with its neighbors—Iran, Russia, Georgia, and Turkey—since March 2020, initially citing concerns over COVID-19. While cargo traffic continued, citizens found themselves unable to traverse …
Azerbaijan’s Border Closure: Security or Human Rights Violation? Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, has taken significant steps to ensure the expulsion of Russia from international human rights institutions. His efforts have led to the …
Lubinets Champions Ukraine’s Push to Remove Russia from Human Rights Bodies Read More
In a resolute stand against human rights abuses, the U.S. Department of State has enacted visa restrictions and sanctions on Georgian officials involved in violent crackdowns on protesters. These actions …
U.S. Takes Stand Against Human Rights Abuses in Georgia with Sanctions Read More
In summary, the Iranian Foreign Ministry’s report paints a stark picture of the United States as a principal architect of pervasive sanctions that not only cripple economies but systematically undermine …
Iran Accuses US of Being the Biggest Sanctions Enforcer and Human Rights Violator Read More
The Iranian Foreign Ministry’s annual report paints a stark picture of the United States as not only the chief enforcer of global sanctions but also a significant violator of human …
Iran Report: US Sanctions and Human Rights Violations Unveiled Read More
Kyrgyzstan’s ongoing crackdown on civil and political rights paints a grim picture of a nation struggling with dissent. As President Sadyr Japarov’s administration targets opposition voices, detaining key figures without …
Kyrgyzstan’s Dismal Reality: A Stranglehold on Civil Rights Continues Read More
The Italian Senate’s conference illuminated the stark realities of Iran’s oppressive regime and Europe’s potential complicit silence. It was a call to arms for unity among nations in support of …
Europe’s Moral Compass: Confronting Iran’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
Azerbaijan finds itself at a crossroads of diplomacy and human rights, with its government pushing back against Western calls for the release of imprisoned activists. Delicate tensions arise as international …
Azerbaijan’s Tense Standoff with Diplomats Over Jailed Activists Read More
Original Source: iranpresswatch.org The United Nations Forum on Minority Issues in Geneva has generated considerable debate and outcry, particularly following the disqualification of Diane Ala’i, a respected Baha’i human rights …
Iran’s Political Maneuvering Silences Minority Representation at UN Forum Read More
Original Source: www.insideworldfootball.com As the FIFA award for the 2034 World Cup approaches in Saudi Arabia, ITUC Africa has raised urgent concerns over the treatment of migrant workers, filing a …
ITUC Africa Raises Human Rights Alarm Over Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Read More