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The recent introduction of Decree 147 by the Vietnamese government draws a heavy curtain over the already dim landscape of internet freedom in Vietnam. This decree, alongside the comprehensive Law …
Vietnam’s Decree 147: A New Chapter of Internet Oppression Read More
The upcoming regional dialogue in Addis Ababa serves as a beacon of hope for Human Rights Defenders in Africa, illuminating their struggles against an oppressive backdrop and seeking solid pathways …
Empowering Africa’s Guardians: Strengthening Human Rights Defenders Amid Growing Threats Read More
The UN General Assembly’s resolution marks a significant step forward in combating the illicit trade of cultural artifacts, underscoring the universal responsibility to protect and restore cultural heritage. It emphasizes …
UN General Assembly Takes Bold Stance Against Trafficking of Cultural Artifacts Read More
The rise of transnational repression challenges the fundamental rights of individuals far beyond their home countries. Authoritarian regimes have masterfully woven a web of intimidation that stretches across borders, particularly …
Transnational Repression: How Authoritarian Regimes Silence Dissent Worldwide Read More
In summary, protecting human rights defenders is crucial in the battle for justice and equality. As violence against these brave individuals escalates, a shift towards community-based, proactive measures is essential. …
Empowering Voices: A New Era for Protecting Human Rights Defenders Read More
In this interview, Olof Skoog sheds light on the critical role of the EU in combating torture and promoting human rights globally. He emphasizes the significance of the Convention Against …
Combating Torture: EU’s Unwavering Commitment to Human Rights Read MoreIn light of increasing concerns surrounding human rights in Bangladesh, the call from the US for respect for fundamental freedoms resonates deeply with the grievances of minority communities. As the …
US Urges Respect for Human Rights Amid Growing Concerns in Bangladesh Read More
Original Source: rfkhumanrights.org In an urgent plea for justice resonating in the chambers of The Hague, Venezuelan civil society organizations collectively voiced their harrowing plight. At the Assembly of States …
Venezuelan Civil Society Urges ICC to Take Action Against Crimes in Venezuela Read More
Original Source: newscentral.africa In a striking report released on Monday, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Guinea’s military rulers of inflicting torture and stifling dissent. The junta’s oppressive measures include …
Human Rights Watch Condemns Guinea Junta for Torture and Oppression Read More
Original Source: www.tuftsdaily.com On September 29, 2022, Daw Khin, a 57-year-old woman, returned to her home in eastern Karenni State after fleeing military assaults by Myanmar’s junta, the Tatmadaw. As …
Forgotten Fronts: The Human Rights Crisis of Anti-Personnel Mines in Myanmar Read More