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The major solo exhibition by Nan Goldin at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie concluded on 6 April 2025, drawing a staggering 225,000 visitors. The final weekend saw an impressive attendance, with around …
Nan Goldin Exhibition at Neue Nationalgalerie Attracts 225,000 Visitors Read More
In a shocking incident at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, a 19-year-old Syrian man allegedly planned for weeks to murder Jewish individuals. The suspect struck a 30-year-old Spanish tourist from behind before …
Berlin Stabbing Incident: Suspect Allegedly Targeted Jewish Individuals Read More
Join the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) for an enlightening online webinar titled “My Body, My Rights, Our Fight: Defending Reproductive Freedom” on March 25, 2025, at 16:30 CET. This …
Webinar on Reproductive Freedom: A Call to Action and Awareness Read More
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Reported by ECtHRAccording to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), Turkey remains a prominent violator of human rights in Europe, featuring in their 2024 annual …
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Highlighted in ECtHR Report Read More
Nestled behind an inconspicuous glass door in London’s posh Marylebone Village, I discovered a realm of health assessments that felt straight out of a sci-fi novel. After my blood was …
Exploring the Neko Health Scan: A Revolutionary Approach to Preventive Care Read More
In a pivotal moment for human rights advocacy, Saudi Arabian defender Mohammad al-Qahtani has been released after enduring 12 years of unjust imprisonment, which included two years marked by enforced …
Saudi Human Rights Defender Mohammad al-Qahtani Released After 12 Years Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has ruled that Australia breached a crucial human rights treaty by detaining asylum seekers on Nauru, despite many already attaining refugee status. This alarming finding …
UN Rules Australia Violated Asylum Seekers’ Rights in Nauru Detention Read More
Dawit Isaak, imprisoned for 23 years in Eritrea for advocating democratic reform, has been awarded the Swedish Edelstam Prize. His detention without trial reflects severe human rights violations, described as …
Eritrean Journalist Dawit Isaak Awarded Edelstam Prize After 23 Years in Prison Read More
Dawit Isaak, the world’s longest-held journalist in Eritrea, has been awarded the Edelstam Prize for his unwavering commitment to freedom of expression despite being imprisoned for 23 years without trial. …
Dawit Isaak: World’s Longest Detained Journalist Wins Edelstam Prize Read More
Dawit Isaak, a detained Eritrean journalist and founder of Setit, wins the Edelstam Prize for his advocacy for democratic reforms and freedom of expression, despite being imprisoned for 23 years …
Dawit Isaak, Imprisoned Eritrean Journalist, Awarded Edelstam Prize for Courage Read More