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In a recent call to action, the UN Human Rights Office has strongly condemned the mass detentions occurring in Turkey. This statement highlights the essential need for all individuals detained …
UN Human Rights Office Demands Immediate Release of Detained Protesters in Turkey Read More
On 20 March, from 9:00 to 10:30 EDT, the United Nations held a virtual side event titled “Women Who Shaped the Universal Declaration of Human Rights” as part of the …
Celebrating Women’s Impact on Human Rights: A UN Virtual Event Read More
The concept of human rights, which is often touted as universal, appears to be selectively applied, especially when concerning Jews or Israelis. This stark reality was laid bare recently when …
The Silent Complicity of NGOs in the Face of Hostage Abuse Read More
Singapore’s Staunch Retention of the Death Penalty In May 2024, Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong upheld the nation’s stringent death penalty laws while intensifying repression against dissenters, as noted by …
Singapore’s Government Stands Firm on Death Penalty Amid Global Trends Read More
In summary, the United Nations’ partial resumption of human rights activities in Venezuela marks a cautious but hopeful step towards addressing longstanding concerns under President Maduro’s regime. The gradual return …
United Nations Revives Human Rights Efforts in Venezuela: A New Dawn Read More
The United Nations strongly advocates for the rights and protections of LGBTIQ+ individuals, emphasising the need for equality and freedom from violence and discrimination. Through various initiatives and a collaborative …
Advocacy for LGBTIQ+ Rights: The UN’s Commitment to Equality and Inclusivity Read More