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The Council of Europe’s new factsheet highlights reforms by member states after the European Court of Human Rights identified violations of Article 18, which protects against the misuse of state …
Reforms in Wake of ECHR Article 18 Violations: Progress and Challenges Read More
Memorial, a human rights group, reveals that thousands of political prisoners exist in Russia, with 7,000 Ukrainian civilians and hundreds of Russians detained for political dissent since the Ukraine invasion. …
Memorial Reveals Thousands of Political Prisoners in Russia’s Repression Read More
COP29 in Azerbaijan highlights the absurdity of an authoritarian regime hosting a climate summit amidst ongoing human rights violations. As environmental crises deepen, the hypocrisy of nations prioritizing fossil fuels …
Greta Thunberg: The Hypocrisy of COP29 in Authoritarian Azerbaijan Read More
On November 7, 2024, Crimea lawyers Lilia Hemedzhy and Rustem Kiamilev faced an illegal search by Russian authorities, part of a broader pattern of state repression against human rights defenders. …
Repression in Occupied Crimea: The Persecution of Lawyers Lilia Hemedzhy and Rustem Kiamilev Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Commissioner for Human Rights, met with his Russian counterpart in Belarus, resulting in the exchange of prisoner of war lists and the establishment of a new …
Hope Amidst Conflict: Ukrainian and Russian Human Rights Commissioners Meet Read More
The XII International Forum on the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights took place online on October 29, 2023, in Kyiv, gathering judges, state officials, and experts to …
Ukraine’s XII International Forum on Human Rights: Progress and Challenges Ahead Read More
Professor Bertram Schefold has celebrated 50 years of teaching at Goethe University, intertwined with major global economic events. Known for his rigorous academic style, he emphasizes integrating economic theory with …
Celebrating 50 Years of Professor Bertram Schefold at Goethe University Frankfurt Read More
Russian occupiers in Mariupol are threatening the Church of Saint Petro Mohyla and the Assumption Cathedral, unique for their Petrykivka painting. Cultural authorities decry these actions as cultural genocide aimed …
Cultural Genocide in Mariupol: Threats to Saint Petro Mohyla Church Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter in response to rising local prices amid sanctions impacting traditional suppliers. As inflation surges with a 34% rise in butter prices this year, consumers …
Turkey’s Butter Becomes a Lifeline for Russia Amid Economic Struggles Read More
On November 8, 2024, the school assembly featured key national news about the Supreme Court’s ruling on government job eligibility, alarming pollution levels in Delhi, and international reactions to Trump’s …
School Assembly News Highlights: November 8, 2024 Read More