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In a troubling decision on January 8, 2025, the Lebanese government deported Abdulrahman Youssef al-Qardawi, a poet of Egyptian-Turkish descent, to the UAE, despite the high risk of facing an …
Lebanon’s Deportation of Poet Al-Qardawi Sparks Human Rights Concerns Read More
The United Nations, through its human rights chief Volker Türk, has raised urgent concerns over a stark rise in executions in Iran. Türk characterized the situation as “deeply disturbing,” emphasizing …
UN Urges Iran to Halt Rising Executions Amid Human Rights Concerns 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
In a shocking revelation, the United Nations Human Rights Office reported that Iran executed 901 individuals in 2024, a significant rise from 853 executions in the previous year. Among those …
UN Reports Alarming Spike in Executions in Iran for 2024 Read More
In 2024, a haunting statistic emerges from Iran: a woman is killed every other day, according to various rights groups. Disturbingly, many of these murders are perpetrated by men within …
Every Other Day: The Alarming Trend of Femicide in Iran Read More
In an intriguing twist of events, Saudi Arabia is now advocating for a global agreement to ensure artificial intelligence (AI) aligns with humanitarian and democratic principles. This plea has raised …
Saudi Arabia’s Hypocrisy: Advocating for Humanitarian AI Amidst Repression Read More
In a harrowing surge, Saudi Arabia witnessed a staggering increase in executions, with reports indicating that 345 people were put to death in 2024, a grim rise from 172 in …
Surge in Saudi Executions: Women and Foreign Nationals Face Grim Fate Read More
In a somber report, the United Nations revealed that Iran executed a staggering 901 individuals in 2024, with 31 being women, some driven to desperation by abuse or forced marriages. …
UN Report Reveals Iran’s Alarming Surge in Executions in 2024 Read More
In a significant move, the United States has transferred 11 Yemeni detainees from its infamous Guantanamo Bay prison to Oman, where they had languished for more than 20 years without …
US Transfers 11 Yemeni Detainees to Oman from Guantanamo Bay Read More
Pouria Javaheri, a Kurdish civilian from Kamyaran, began a hunger strike on January 1, 2025, as a protest against over 25 months of detention without a final verdict in Sanandaj …
Kurdish Civilian Launches Hunger Strike Amid Ongoing Detention in Iran Read More