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In a striking development, the State Department is reportedly preparing to exclude LGBTQ-specific information from its annual human rights report, as revealed by Politico on March 19. The report cites …
State Department Faces Backlash Over Potential LGBTQ Rights Report Cuts Read More
On March 16, 2025, Newcastle United achieved a momentous victory by winning the Carabao Cup Final, their first domestic trophy in over 55 years. While this milestone filled fans with …
Newcastle United’s Cup Triumph: A Deep Dive into Human Rights Concerns Read More
In a sweeping indictment, President Donald Trump aims to unravel ties between the United Nations and anti-American sentiment, asserting that the entire organisation embodies destructive ideologies. The U.N. is populated …
The United Nations: An Anti-American Bureaucracy? Read More
Nicholas Opiyo, celebrated human rights lawyer and founder of Chapter Four Uganda, has stepped down as Executive Director after a decade of service. His departure has transitioned leadership to Anthony …
Nicholas Opiyo Steps Down as Chapter Four Director, New Leadership Emerges Read More
In a stunning turn of events, a British jury convicted Lydia Mugambe, a United Nations judge and a high court judge in Uganda, for subjecting a Ugandan woman to domestic …
UN Judge Convicted of Modern-Day Slavery in Shocking Abuse of Power Read More
The European Union Delegation in Uganda, alongside EU Member States, is calling for nominations for the 2025 EU Human Rights Defenders (HRD) Award. Celebrating its 14th year, this award aims …
Call for Nominations: 2025 EU Human Rights Defenders Award Read More
In a shocking turn of events, Ukrainian judge Lydia Mugambe was found guilty of human trafficking and slavery in the UK. Prosecutors accused her of exploiting a young woman, forcing …
UN Judge Convicted of Human Trafficking and Slavery in the UK Read More
A disconcerting shift in the realm of gender equality and human rights has been documented by the NGO Equality Now, revealing a significant regression thirty years post-Beijing Declaration. While legal …
Alarming Rollback on Gender Equality and Human Rights Reported Worldwide 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
In a significant legal development, Ugandan authorities have moved opposition leader Kizza Besigye’s case from a military to a civilian court, dropping treason charges that were previously levelled against him. …
Uganda’s Legal Transition: A Shift from Military to Civilian Courts Read More