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The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, Mai Sato, raised serious alarms regarding the country’s severe suppression of civil liberties, exemplified by a growing number of executions and …
UN Voices Concern Over Human Rights Violations Amid Rising Executions in Iran Read More
This article highlights twelve urgent human rights stories from around the world, showcasing the pressing issues that often escape media attention. From oppressive regimes to humanitarian crises, it underscores the …
Beyond the Ballot: Global Human Rights Crises Demand Our Attention Read More
Iran has sentenced Kurdish civilians Edris Ali, Azad Shojaei, and Rasoul Ahmad Mohammad to death on charges of espionage linked to the assassination of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh. Their confessions, …
Death Sentences for Kurdish Men Amid Political Turmoil in Iran Read More
Mozambique faces a severe crackdown on human rights leading up to a major opposition march amid disputed elections. The Frelimo-led government has violently suppressed protests, leading to over twenty deaths …
Mozambique’s Urgent Call for Human Rights: A March Amidst Violence Read More
In October 2024, KHRN reported ongoing human rights violations against Kurdish civilians in Iran, including 12 executions, numerous civilian killings, arbitrary detentions, and severe sentencing. The repressive atmosphere hampers accurate …
Ongoing Human Rights Violations in Rojhilat: October 2024 Report Read More
October 2024 saw persistent human rights violations against Kurdish citizens in Iran, highlighted by the KHRN’s detailed report. Key findings included the execution of 12 individuals, the tragic death of …
Human Rights Violations in Rojhilat: October 2024 Report Read More
Türkiye’s parliament is considering a vague amendment that expands espionage definitions, threatening journalists and human rights activists. This law could result in up to 24 years of imprisonment for actions …
Türkiye’s Espionage Bill: A Looming Threat to Free Expression and Civil Society Read More
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk urged for accountability and reparations in Bangladesh, following severe protests and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Highlighting the need for truth-seeking measures and …
UN Human Rights Chief Calls for Accountability and Reparations in Bangladesh Read More
The UN has called for a full investigation into the killings and human rights abuses that occurred during the unrest in Bangladesh, following the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh …
UN Demands Investigation into Killings Amid Bangladesh Unrest Read More
UN expert Mai Sato’s report highlights Iran’s grave human rights challenges, including high execution rates, a lack of legal transparency, and gender discrimination. It emphasizes the need for accountability, women’s …
UN Report Reveals Grave Human Rights Concerns in Iran, Calls for Action Read More