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Libya’s Tripoli administration is set to form a new morality police to enforce conservative dress codes for women and impose strict regulations on their behavior in public starting December. These …
Libya’s Struggle: New Morality Police Set to Restrict Women’s Rights Read More
At a Dhaka conference, delegates condemned the hypocrisy of global powers regarding human rights, noting a double standard in responses to different crises. Speakers emphasized the need for inclusive development …
Critique of Global Hypocrisy on Human Rights Echoes at Dhaka Conference Read More
Libya is set to introduce a morality police in December, enforcing strict regulations on women’s dress and behavior in public, including compulsory veiling for girls and restrictions on women’s travel. …
Libya’s New Morality Police: A Return to Repression? Read More
One year after the ICJ’s measures against the Syrian regime for human rights abuses, the U.S. has designated Brigadier General Abdul Salam Fajr Mahmoud for his involvement in torture. Despite …
One Year On: U.S. Response to ICJ Measures Against Syria’s Human Rights Violations Read More
Emad Trabelsi, Libya’s acting interior minister, announced oppressive “morality” measures that threaten women’s rights by enforcing restrictions on clothing, personal interactions, and travel. Despite Libya’s international human rights obligations, these …
Libyan Minister’s Proposed ‘Morality’ Measures Threaten Women’s Rights Read More
Ajna Jusic, Alen Muhic, and Lejla Damon, born from wartime sexual violence in Bosnia, are awarded the Human Rights Award from the University of Oslo. As representatives of the Association …
Advocates for War Victims Awarded: A Triumph for Children of Wartime Rape Read More
Egypt’s upcoming UPR is marred by severe human rights violations condemned by NGOs, highlighting arbitrary detentions, torture, and suppression of free expression. In response, FIDH urges the government to release …
Egypt’s Troubling Human Rights Landscape Ahead of its Universal Periodic Review Read More
The US has sanctioned RSF commander Abdel Rahman Juma Barkalla for human rights abuses in Sudan’s West Darfur. Accused of leading a violent campaign characterized by sexual and ethnically driven …
US Imposes Sanctions on RSF Commander for Atrocities in Darfur Read More
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim criticizes Western media bias regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, calling for a more balanced narrative that reflects the historical struggles of the Palestinians. He emphasizes the …
Anwar Ibrahim Critiques Western Media Bias in Gaza Discourse, Calls for Consistency in Human Rights Read More
The UN Human Rights Council has produced numerous resolutions informed by the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine from 2008 to 2024. These resolutions reflect global commitment to prevent mass atrocities …
UN Human Rights Council Resolutions and the Responsibility to Protect: A Commitment to Global Action Read More