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In a recent report, the UN Human Rights Office has condemned the previous Bangladeshi government for its severe human rights violations against civilian protesters. The document, released on 12 February, …
UN Report Calls Out Human Rights Violations in Bangladesh Protests Read More
In Switzerland, the shadow of repression looms over the Uyghur and Tibetan communities, as the Swiss government uncovers evidence of systematic surveillance. This chilling reality suggests that those advocating for …
Human Rights Concerns: Repression of Uyghurs and Tibetans in Switzerland Read More
Salma al-Shehab, a doctoral candidate at Leeds University, has been released from a Saudi prison, according to human rights advocates. The 36-year-old activist faced a devastating 34-year sentence for her …
UK Student Salma al-Shehab Released from Saudi Prison After Long Struggle Read More
In a powerful display of solidarity, a large group of students from Van Nuys High School left their classrooms at 10:47 a.m. today to protest against the Trump Administration’s plans …
Students Stage Walkout at Van Nuys High in Protest of Mass Deportation Plans Read More
In British Columbia, the human rights commissioner, Kasari Govender, has raised concerns over the provincial government’s decision to enforce police liaison programs in schools. This situation arose following the firing …
B.C. Human Rights Commissioner Challenges Mandatory Police Programs in Schools Read More
Ilham Tohti’s 11-Year OrdealOn January 15, the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) commemorated Ilham Tohti’s 11 years of unjust detention. Tohti, a Uyghur professor, has been imprisoned for life for his …
Human Rights Foundation Marks 11 Years of Uyghur Professor Ilham Tohti’s Detention Read More
Signs of Hope Amidst Turmoil in Asia In 2024, Human Rights Watch (HRW) revealed a flicker of hope for democracy and human rights in the Asia-Pacific region amid persistent challenges. …
HRW 2025 Report: Hope and Hardships in Asia’s Human Rights Landscape Read More
In a powerful demonstration against the erosion of civil liberties, thousands of university students in Serbia gathered outside the Constitutional Court in Belgrade. Their rally, which began with 15 minutes …
Serbian Students Rally Against Civil Rights Violations Amid Government Pressure Read More
The tragic history of Indian boarding schools in the U.S. sheds light on a dark chapter filled with human rights abuses against Indigenous populations. Over 3,000 student deaths reveal a …
Unveiling the Tragedy: The Dark Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools in America Read More
The interim report by the Australian Human Rights Commission unveils a troubling picture of racism pervading universities, highlighting severe impacts on diverse student and staff communities. It reveals systemic issues …
Pervasive Racism Uncovered in Interim Report on Australian Universities Read More