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Indigenous Peoples living in voluntary isolation (IPLVI) are communities that intentionally avoid external contact. Residing deep within remote forests and inaccessible areas, they maintain their traditional lifestyles, safeguarding pristine territories …
Landmark Ruling for Indigenous Rights: IACHR Upholds Voluntary Isolation in Ecuador Read More
Recent analyses reveal a concerning forecast for tourism in the United States, predicting a 10.9% decline in spending by foreign tourists. Adam Sacks, president of Tourism Economics, reported that due …
The Decline of American Tourism: Discontent and Economic Consequences Read More
At the recent Council session, the UN’s Fact-Finding Mission on Venezuela alongside the High Commissioner for Human Rights highlighted the dire humanitarian and human rights situation in the country, emphasising …
Venezuela: The Path Forward Demands Respect for Rights and Halt to Repression Read More
In a poignant commemoration, leftist and human rights organisations in Argentina will gather at Buenos Aires’ Plaza de Mayo to mark the 49th anniversary of the military coup that toppled …
Commemoration of Military Coup Anniversary at Plaza de Mayo Read More
The Armenian Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, titled “Microarchitecture Through AI: Making New Memories with Ancient Monuments,” delves into the contemporary challenges of cultural heritage. It …
Exploring AI and Cultural Memory: The Armenian Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2025 Read More
In Azerbaijan, a chilling resemblance to Agatha Christie’s narrative unfolds, where opposition figures, activists, journalists, and scholars are ensnared in a web of repression, echoing the haunting silence of an …
Political Repressions in Azerbaijan: A Modern-Day Tragedy Read More
Amnesty International has urged the candidates for Ecuador’s presidency to prioritise human rights in their policies ahead of the decisive run-off election scheduled for April 13, 2025. This call comes …
Amnesty International Presses Ecuador Candidates on Human Rights Issues Read More
The National Gallery of Armenia proudly announces that the extraordinary works of Arshak Fetvadjian will be showcased at the 100+10-Armenian Allegories International Festival in Berlin. From April 24 to May …
Arshak Fetvadjian’s Masterpieces to Shine in Berlin’s Cultural Festival Read More
Jordan Henderson, the former Sunderland midfielder, demonstrated impressive determination by hiring a van to drive his family to watch the Euro 2024 final. Although omitted from Gareth Southgate’s squad for …
Jordan Henderson’s Determined Journey to Support England at Euro 2024 Final Read More
In a powerful demonstration of unity, 28 European nations have voiced their grave concerns regarding human rights violations in Tibet during the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council …
European Nations Unite Against Human Rights Violations in Tibet at UN Council Read More