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In a shocking revelation, the United Nations Human Rights Office reported that Iran executed 901 individuals in 2024, a significant rise from 853 executions in the previous year. Among those …
UN Reports Alarming Spike in Executions in Iran for 2024 Read More
The United Nations Human Rights Office in South America and UNICEF’s Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean have expressed profound concern for four missing children, ages 11 to …
UN and UNICEF Urge Swift Action for Missing Children in Ecuador Read More
The collaborative training initiatives between the Liberian police and UN Human Rights are pivotal in advancing human rights awareness within law enforcement. Key outcomes include a notable decrease in police …
Enhancing Human Rights Awareness Among Liberian Police for Fair Elections Read More
The training programs for the Liberian police, supported by UN Human Rights, have made strides in ensuring safer elections while respecting human rights. With thousands of officers trained, the focus …
Empowering Police to Protect Human Rights in Liberia’s Elections Read MoreIn conclusion, the resumption of UN human rights activities in Venezuela unfolds a complex narrative of resilience amidst oppression. Despite past confrontations, High Commissioner Volker Turk’s commitment to restoring their …
UN Resumes Human Rights Activities in Venezuela Amidst Turmoil Read More
The recent ban by the Taliban on women attending medical classes in Afghanistan sends shockwaves through an already fragile healthcare system. It restricts educational opportunities for women and girls, endangers …
UN Condemns Taliban’s Dire Ban on Women’s Medical Education in Afghanistan Read More
Narges Mohammadi, an imprisoned Iranian human rights defender and Nobel Laureate, is in dire need of medical care. Human rights organizations are urging the UN Human Rights Council to secure …
Urgent Call to the UN: Narges Mohammadi Deserves Medical Care and Release Read More