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On November 18, 2024, 44 human rights groups called on the UN Human Rights Council to secure the release of Narges Mohammadi, a renowned Iranian activist and Nobel Peace laureate, …
44 Rights Groups Demand U.N. Action for Iranian Activist Narges Mohammadi’s Health Read More
The Free Narges Coalition has urged the UN Human Rights Council to intervene for Narges Mohammadi, an imprisoned journalist and Nobel laureate suffering from serious health issues. They call for …
Urgent Call for Narges Mohammadi’s Medical Release by Global Rights Coalition Read More
Aung Ko Ko, a 37-year-old Myanmar migrant, was reportedly tortured and killed by Thai soldiers and another Myanmar man. Human rights organization Fortify Rights is calling for an investigation, emphasizing …
Outrage Over Torture and Murder of Myanmar Migrant in Thailand Read More
Aung Ko Ko, a 37-year-old migrant from Myanmar, allegedly died from torture inflicted by Thai soldiers, capturing attention from human rights advocates. Fortify Rights demands a thorough investigation into the …
Outrage Grows Over Alleged Murder of Myanmar Migrant by Thai Soldiers Read More
On November 13, Nicaragua presented its human rights status at the UN, showing a stark divide between its positive claims and the grim reality of state violence, suppression of dissent, …
Nicaragua’s Human Rights Crisis: UN Scrutiny Reveals Stark Realities Read More
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Ethiopia to implement recommendations that enhance press freedom and protect journalists ahead of the upcoming UN review. CPJ’s detailed report highlights serious violations …
CPJ Urges Ethiopia to Enhance Press Freedom in UN Human Rights Review Read More
Afghanistan’s Taliban regime has severely restricted women’s rights through numerous decrees since taking power, prompting international criticism for engaging with the group without women’s representation. Human rights activists argue that …
Are Women’s Rights in Afghanistan at Risk of Negotiation? Read More
The Taliban’s rule in Afghanistan has severely restricted women’s rights, leading to widespread condemnation from human rights advocates. Activists like Nazifa Jalali reveal the tragic consequences of these restrictions through …
The Unraveling of Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: A Tale of Hope and Despair Read More
Human Rights Watch urges France to support an international initiative aimed at holding the Taliban accountable for human rights abuses in Afghanistan, particularly those affecting women and girls. The organization …
Human Rights Watch Urges France to Support Global Initiative Against Taliban Abuses Read More
North Korea’s human rights record will face scrutiny during the U.N. Human Rights Council’s upcoming Universal Periodic Review from November 4 to 15. With 91 countries participating, urgent calls for …
Intense Scrutiny of North Korea’s Human Rights Record at U.N. Review Read More