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On January 6, 2025, the European Union and the United States joined forces with eight other nations, including Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, to release a pivotal joint statement …
EU and US Lead Coalition Addressing Myanmar’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
The Arab Interior Ministers Council (AIMC) recently utilized its authority in the extradition of Egyptian activist Abdul Rahman Yousef al-Qaradawi from Lebanon. Established in 1982 by Arab League members, the …
Understanding the Arab Interior Ministers Council and Human Rights Controversies Read More
The Afghanistan Human Rights Defenders Committee (AHRDC) reported on Monday that Afghan refugees in Pakistan are experiencing a significant decline in their living conditions. New directives from Pakistan’s Counter Terrorism …
Deteriorating Conditions for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan: AHRDC Reports Read More
Global Rights Compliance (GRC) is set to hold a significant dialogue on China’s ongoing repression of the Uyghurs and Turkic communities in East Turkistan (Xinjiang). This event, taking place at …
Understanding the Uyghur Crisis: A Call for Justice and Accountability in the UK Read More
The controversial United Nations cybercrime treaty, adopted amid significant debate, now awaits ratification from individual member nations. Critics argue that it poses a serious threat to human rights while the …
UN’s Cybercrime Treaty: A Pathway to International Cooperation or Human Rights Risk? Read More
In a pressing caution against a new UN cybercrime treaty, experts warn it could empower governments to suppress dissent. Deborah Brown from Human Rights Watch highlighted that this treaty, dubbed …
Experts Alarmed Over UN Cybercrime Treaty’s Threats to Dissent Read More
In a digitized world, human rights defenders and persecuted journalists find refuge in foreign lands, allowing them to continue their vital work. Yet, the introduction of the 2023 UN Cybercrime …
The Threat of the 2023 UN Cybercrime Convention to Human Rights Advocates Read More
In an increasingly digitized world, human rights defenders and persecuted journalists often find refuge and continue their crucial work from foreign lands. Yet, the 2023 UN Cybercrime Convention raises imminent …
Threats Posed by the UN Cybercrime Convention 2023 to Human Rights Defenders and Exiled Journalists Read More
On December 24, the United Nations General Assembly approved the groundbreaking Convention against Cybercrime, sparking concerns it may pave the way for human rights violations. This treaty, the first of …
Concerns Rise Over New UN Cybercrime Treaty and Human Rights Violations Read More
In the shadow of International Human Rights Day, Afghan women and girls are confined to their homes, stripped of education and opportunities due to the Taliban’s oppressive regime. Although the …
Examining the Ineffectiveness of Taliban Sanctions on Women’s Rights Read More