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In early 2024, Matthew Hart, executive director of the Global Philanthropy Project, expressed his concerns over rising authoritarianism and moral panic affecting LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. Amid these troubling trends, the …
How Human Rights and LGBTQ+ Groups Brace for Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts Read More
In a delightful spectacle at the Berlin Zoo, giant panda cub twins Leni and Lotti made their first adventurous outing on Thursday. Seeing these adorable twins explore the world just …
Giant Panda Cub Twins Leni and Lotti’s First Adventure at Berlin Zoo Read More
The Trump administration’s drastic cuts to foreign aid have left numerous human rights and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups in turmoil. As Matthew Hart, executive director of the Global Philanthropy Project, observed, …
How Human Rights and LGBTQ+ Groups Prepare for Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts Read More
The Trump administration’s drastic cuts to foreign aid have curtailed resources for organisations advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and democratic initiatives globally. Matthew Hart, director of the Global Philanthropy Project, expressed …
Navigating Funding Cuts: LGBTQ+ Groups’ Resilience Amidst Political Turmoil Read More
As the winds of change swept through the political landscape, organisations advocating for LGBTQ+ communities faced significant challenges due to the Trump administration’s cuts to foreign aid. In early 2024, …
Navigating Troubling Waters: LGBTQ+ Advocacy Amid Foreign Aid Cuts Read More
In a significant move, the Panamanian government has released dozens of migrants, who were deported from the U.S. and held in a remote jungle detention camp amid growing criticism and …
Panama’s Government Frees Migrants Amid Human Rights Violations Allegations Read More
In a significant humanitarian controversy, the United States condemned Thailand’s recent deportation of over 40 Uyghur men to China, fearing they may face severe persecution. The U.S. State Department stated …
U.S. Condemns Thailand for Deporting Uyghurs to China Amid Human Rights Concerns Read More
In a recent hearing with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, Indigenous leaders from the Peruvian Amazon passionately urged the government to cease oil and gas projects threatening their ancestral …
Indigenous Leaders Challenge Oil Projects Threatening Amazon Rights at IACHR Read More
On Thursday, Iowa lawmakers voted to strip gender identity protections from the civil rights code, making it the first state to do so. This decision faced immense backlash, with hundreds …
Iowa’s Controversial Bill Strips Gender Identity Protections, Ignites Protests Read More
In a significant shift, Costa Rica is now serving as a stopover for deportees from the U.S., including 135 individuals on a recent flight, half of whom are minors. Under …
Costa Rica’s New Role as Stopover for U.S. Deportees Raises Human Rights Alarm Read More