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In a vibrant atmosphere of heritage and celebration, His Highness Sheikh Khaled Bin Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, attended the Al Hosn Festival, joined …
Sheikh Khaled Celebrates Cultural Heritage at Al Hosn Festival Read More
Crushing Dissent in Algeria The situation in Algeria remains dire as authorities tighten their grip on dissent, stifling freedoms such as expression, assembly, and the press. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s re-election, …
Rights Trends in Algeria: A Landscape of Repression and Fear Read More
In an alarming episode reflecting ongoing human rights violations, the Baloch National Movement’s human rights wing, Paank, has denounced the targeted killing of Zakria Zaheer in Gwadar. Once a victim …
Human Rights Group Calls for Justice After Zakria Zaheer’s Targeted Killing Read MoreIn a pressing call for justice, UN independent human rights experts demand the immediate release of Abu Zubaydah, a detainee at Guantánamo Bay for nearly two decades without charge. His …
UN Experts Demand Immediate Release of Abu Zubaydah from Guantánamo Read More
Renowned UK studio Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled an ambitious design for the Zhejiang Shaoxing Shangyu District Cao’e River Culture and Art Centre, set to become a striking focal point …
Zaha Hadid Architects Reveals Vision for Cao’e River Culture and Art Centre in China Read More
In early December 2024, Russia enacted controversial legislation outlawing “child-free propaganda.” Critics, including activist Zalina Marshenkulova, argue this ban symbolizes governmental repression targeting free thought, particularly in the wake of …
Russia’s Ban on Child-Free Propaganda: A Threat to Women’s Rights and Freedoms Read More
Original Source: www.wam.ae The American University of Sharjah (AUS) recently hosted an engaging seminar titled “Conveying Cultural Significance: The Role of Youth, Media and Communication in Valuing and Protecting Cultural …
AUS Seminar Explores Youth and Cultural Heritage Preservation Read More
On November 18th in Paris, the Hard Rock Café, a once vibrant hub, closed its doors for good. The scene was all too typical: a handful of tourists eyed souvenir …
The Farewell of Paris’ Hard Rock Café: A Nostalgic End Read More
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
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