BOGOTA – The Working Group on Business and Human Rights today commended Colombia's commitment to implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business … Read more: Experts Urge Colombia to Boost Human Rights Protection – Mirage NewsContinue Reading
An Israeli security unit found by the United States to have committed gross violations of human rights will continue to receive U.S. funding … Read more: U.S. will fund Israeli unit accused of gross human rights abuses – The Washington PostContinue Reading
The UN has approved a cybercrime treaty that has attracted criticism from human rights groups around the world amid surveillance concerns. Read more: UN approves cybercrime treaty amid human rights concerns – Silicon RepublicContinue Reading
Despite several intersections legally, politically, and normatively, Human Rights-based language continues to be left out of climate negotiations. Read more: Can We Really Switch Off Human Rights When We Negotiate on Climate? – Stimson CenterContinue Reading
Kyiv 9 July 2024, — July saw the heaviest civilian casualties in Ukraine since October 2022, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine … Read more: July Was the Deadliest Month for Ukraine's Civilians Since October of 2022, UN Human …Continue Reading
Wellington Koo is undoubtedly one of Taiwan's most influential human rights lawyers. But why is he the best choice to strengthen Taiwan's defense … Read more: Why a Human Rights Lawyer Is Now the Defense Minister in Taiwan – The DiplomatContinue Reading
Breaking NewsICC Files Human Rights Sanctions Request Against Azerbaijan. 8/9/2024 Washington, D.C. (International Christian Concern) — International … Read more: ICC Files Human Rights Sanctions Request Against AzerbaijanContinue Reading
… human rights. In separate statements, the student bodies have extended their support to ASU at this critical time. The AKM's President Lanutoshi … Read more: AKM, DNSU extend support to ASU, condemns violation of human rights – Nagaland TribuneContinue Reading
A recently adopted United Nations treaty could lead to invasive digital surveillance, human rights experts warn. Read more: New U.N. Cybercrime Treaty Could Threaten Human Rights – Scientific AmericanContinue Reading
Human Rights First represented the family in removal proceedings, and the family was granted asylum in 2022. Ms. C and Her Children from Guatemala. Read more: World Indigenous People's Day: Stories of Indigenous Clients – Human Rights FirstContinue Reading
… human rights and civic space. While the world's attention has shifted to various other severe humanitarian crises, Belarusians are still facing … Read more: Belarus: Four years after rigged election, the fight for rights continues – ARTICLE 19Continue Reading
The 31-year-old has built a career specializing in stories of forced migration, social movements and human rights. Her latest accolade is the … Read more: Taiwanese reporter awarded fellowship to cover human rights, geopolitics – VOAContinue Reading
RULAAC has said the siege by security operatives on the secretariat of the Committee for the Defense of Human Rights is despotic. Read more: #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria: Siege on human rights office despotic, says groupContinue Reading
Our dedication to human rights is embedded in every aspect of our operations, ensuring ethical practices and protection of all stakeholders. Read more: Our Employee Safety and Human rights | Tata PowerContinue Reading
“We sought to find — to achieve — a balance, and we felt that we got to a balance between authorities for law enforcement and human rights,” the … Read more: The UN is moving to fight cybercrime but privacy groups say human rights will be violatedContinue Reading