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In a recent press briefing, US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce emphasized the expectation for Bangladesh to uphold human rights amidst rising extremist attacks. This statement came in response to …
US Urges Bangladesh to Uphold Human Rights Amid Extremist Threats Read More
Since the onset of the conflict in October 2023, the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) has deployed over 80 international accompaniers who have worked tirelessly, completing 3,296 …
EAPPI Coordinator Majlaton: Faith, Resilience, and the Pursuit of Justice Read More
On March 21, Japan’s Foreign Minister, Takeshi Iwaya, articulated grave worries about Myanmar’s military junta’s ambition to hold national elections by January 2026. This announcement, made by junta leader Sr. …
Japan Voices Concern Over Myanmar’s Planned Elections Amidst Political Crisis Read More
On March 21, during a session in Japan’s Diet, Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya voiced his deep worries regarding the Myanmar military junta’s ambition to hold national elections by January 2026. …
Japan Voices Doubts Over Myanmar Junta’s Election Plans Read More
Ethiopia is currently at a pivotal moment, facing rising tensions with Eritrea and an escalating conflict within Tigray’s political landscape. Continuous fighting between federal forces and armed entities in the …
Human Rights Concerns in Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, and India: A Call to Action Read More
In a recent announcement, the German government has intensified its travel warnings for citizens heading to the United States. The Foreign Office’s updated guidance highlights the stricter immigration policies enforced …
Germany Strengthens Travel Warnings for U.S. Amid Tightened Immigration Policies Read More
The ongoing debate surrounding the revision of Law No. 34/2004 concerning the Indonesian Military (TNI) raises concerns about civilian supremacy and human rights. Critics argue that amendments may revert to …
Balancing Civilian Supremacy and Military Professionalism in Indonesia’s TNI Law Revision Read More
In a troubling turn of events in late February 2025, the Thai government deported 40 Uyghur men to China, disregarding warnings from human rights groups and diplomats about the imminent …
UN Human Rights Council Faces Scrutiny Over Transnational Repression Read More
The ongoing discussion surrounding the revision of Law No. 34/2004, which governs the Indonesian Military (TNI), has sparked concerns of retrogression to a dual military role. Critics argue that reforms …
The TNI Law Revision: Balancing Military Enhancement and Civilian Supremacy Read MoreThe release of a Citizen Lab report has unveiled shocking evidence of Paragon’s spyware targeting journalists and human rights advocates in Italy, raising alarms about the escalating surveillance crisis in …
Europe’s Spyware Crisis: Paragon Attacks on Journalists and Activists Read More