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On 13 February 2025, over a hundred members from the SOS-Torture network united for the Global Torture Index Webinar hosted by OMCT. The pilot phase experiences were shared, setting the …
Global Torture Index: Commitment to Transparency in Human Rights Read More
In a controversial move, Peru has enacted a new law that critics argue undermines the autonomy of non-profit organisations advocating for human rights. This legislation augments the authority of the …
Peru’s Controversial Law Threatens NGOs’ Human Rights Advocacy Read More
UN human rights experts have voiced strong criticism regarding the heightened security measures at the upcoming Olympic Games, labelling them as “unnecessary” and “unlawful”. They argue that such extreme security …
UN Human Rights Experts Challenge Olympic Security Measures Read More
United Nations human rights experts have raised grave concerns regarding the security measures planned for the upcoming Olympic Games. They describe the security protocols as not only excessive but also …
UN Human Rights Experts Urge Reevaluation of Olympic Security Measures Read More
In November 2021, ODIHR conducted a comprehensive evaluation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, engaging with numerous state representatives and civil society actors. This exploration aimed to uncover both commendable practices and …
Assessing Human Rights Defenders: Findings from Bosnia and Herzegovina Read More
The training of police in Liberia significantly enhances human rights awareness and ensures peaceful elections. With over 3,000 officers trained, including women, there has been a notable reduction in human …
Empowering Liberia’s Police: Enhancing Human Rights for Peaceful Elections Read More