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At the inaugural EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, on April 3-4, 2025, Human Rights Watch insists that the EU prioritise human rights in its growing relations with Central Asia. …
EU-Central Asia Summit: A Call for Human Rights at the Forefront Read More
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India has commenced its six-day ITEC Executive Capacity-Building Programme focused on human rights, in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), for …
NHRC Launches ITEC Human Rights Capacity-Building Programme in New Delhi Read More
Allen Sanderson, a cherished figure at the University of Chicago, inspired countless students with his engaging approach to economics over a remarkable 40-year career. Renowned for his wit and accessibility, …
Remembering Allen Sanderson: A Teacher Who Sparked a Love for Economics Read More
Worsening Human Rights in Central Asia Human Rights Watch (HRW) has painted a grim picture of human rights in Central Asia, labeling the situation as “worsening” in a report released …
Human Rights Watch Warns of Escalating Repression in Central Asia Read More
In a stark reflection of human rights violations, Central Asian governments intensified repression and silenced dissent throughout 2024. Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025 illuminates a grim landscape where activists, …
Central Asia’s Human Rights Crisis: A Call for Global Solidarity Read More
The OSCE-organized lecture course at Magtymguly Turkmen State University served as a significant platform for fostering awareness and understanding of human rights standards in criminal proceedings. With over eighty participants …
Empowering Future Legal Guardians: OSCE Course on Human Rights in Turkmenistan Read More
Original Source: timesca.com In a chilling episode that underscores the perilous landscape for human rights advocacy in Turkmenistan, Soltan Achilova, a prominent journalist, along with her daughter and son-in-law, has …
Soltan Achilova: A Journalist’s Ordeal in Turkmenistan’s Dark Climate Read More
Original Source: timesca.com In an unsettling display of state power, Turkmenistan’s authorities forcibly hospitalized veteran journalist and human rights activist Soltan Achilova, denying her the freedom to leave the country …
Turkmenistan’s Desperate Measures Against a Voice for Human Rights Read More
In Turkmenistan, 75-year-old human rights defender Soltan Achilova was forcibly detained by authorities to prevent her from traveling to Geneva for a human rights event. Despite her family’s arrival to …
Turkmenistan’s Forced Hospitalization of a Human Rights Defender Read More
A report by Human Rights Watch reveals that Turkmen nationals abroad face severe challenges due to arbitrary denial of passport renewals, particularly in Türkiye. Without proper documentation, they struggle with …
Human Rights Watch Exposes Hardships Faced by Turkmen Nationals Abroad Read More