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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
A recent poll indicates that 74% of Canadians feel a responsibility to support one another, though only a third are optimistic about international human rights due to global violence and …
Canadians Express Optimism About Human Rights Amid Domestic and Global Challenges Read More
Muhammad Yunus appeals for accountability over human rights violations in Bangladesh, seeking Sheikh Hasina’s extradition from India along with a promise for electoral reforms and a new election. His actions …
Muhammad Yunus Demands Justice and Electoral Reform in Bangladesh Read More
Maulana Fazalur Rehman criticized the new laws following the 26th amendment, which allow detention without charge for up to 90 days, undermining constitutional integrity and human rights in Pakistan. His …
Fazl Condemns Recent Laws as Threats to Human Rights in Pakistan Read More
The Canada Feminist Forum opposes the Taliban’s participation in COP29, citing their severe human rights violations and lack of legitimacy. They argue that this invitation undermines the UN’s values and …
Taliban’s COP29 Invitation Ignites Controversy Over Human Rights Violations Read More
The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan has led to severe human rights violations against women, stripping them of education, employment, and mobility. With over 14 million women affected, Afghanistan …
Taliban’s Reign: Rising Human Rights Violations Against Afghan Women Read More
Mai Sato, UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, reports severe declines in civic freedoms, alarming execution rates, and worsening conditions for women under new laws. Despite recognition of …
Iran’s Human Rights Crisis: UN Expert Highlights Alarming Trends Read More
The article critiques the selective support for human rights among Western activists, highlighting a concerning silence regarding the oppression of Afghan women under Taliban rule. It argues that while various …
The Silent Struggle: Afghan Women’s Rights and Selective Outrage Read More
Iran plans to open a ‘hijab removal treatment clinic’ to target women defying mandatory hijab laws. The initiative has sparked outrage from Iranian women and human rights groups, highlighting concerns …
Iran’s Controversial ‘Hijab Removal Treatment Clinic’ Sparks Outrage Read More
The number of executions is increasing in Iran amid diminishing civic rights, according to UN Special Rapporteur Mai Sato. During her briefing at the General Assembly, she highlighted a lack …
Iran’s Rising Executions and Women’s Rights: A Call for Accountability Read More