Ultimately the management of water resources lies with the governments, who retain a sovereign duty to ensure the human right to safe drinking water. Read more: Global human rights calamity: Billions lack access to safe drinking water – EastMojoContinue Reading
Human rights legislation is a normal part of living in a modern democratic country, but Australia's shame is that it still doesn't have a legal … Read more: Why the time is right for Australia to enact a Charter of Human Rights – Monash LensContinue Reading
“The Darfur conflict caused human suffering on a horrendous scale, … All survivors who suffered violations or abuses of human rights must be … Read more: Sudan: New conflict escalation exacerbates 20 years of suffering for civilians in DarfurContinue Reading
The Australian Human Rights Commission and the Cleaning Accountability Framework have partnered together to develop a resource on the rights of … Read more: Publications | Australian Human Rights CommissionContinue Reading
Four additional cases were reported following a March 20 visit by party activists to the United Nations human rights office in Phnom Penh and their … Read more: Cambodia: Renewed Attacks on Political Opposition | Human Rights WatchContinue Reading
Has The Fashion Industry Risen From The Human Rights Rubble Of Rana Plaza? Monday, 24 April 2023, 12:34 pm. Press Release: Tearfund. Read more: Has The Fashion Industry Risen From The Human Rights Rubble Of Rana Plaza?Continue Reading
He told Times Radio: “First of all, I don't think it's right for us to be saying that we will ignore rules of the European court of human rights, … Read more: Ministers say UK will only detain child refugees in 'exceptional circumstances' – The GuardianContinue Reading
The world's population reached 8 billion in November 2022 — a milestone for humanity and a manifestation of the advancements made in health, … Read more: Rights, equality key for world's 8bn – Bangkok PostContinue Reading
Immediately after the passage of the 2014 bill, 17 people were arrested, according to Human Rights Watch. If past is prologue, LGBTQ Ugandans could be … Read more: Uganda's extreme anti-LGBTQ legislation, explained – VoxContinue Reading
… when considering whether to follow European human rights orders … of Human Rights (ECHR) when it comes to deportations of asylum seekers. Read more: Rwanda: Home secretary will be able to use 'discretion' when considering whether to … – Coast FMContinue Reading
Channel migrants will have the right to claim legal aid to fund human rights challenges against deportation under measures introduced by Suella … Read more: Migrants will now have the right to claim legal aid to fund their battle against deportation – Daily MailContinue Reading
The Home Secretary said proposed new powers for ministers to disregard temporary injunctions by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) were … Read more: Suella Braverman ready to defy judges on migrants – The TelegraphContinue Reading
Yorgen Fenech files bid for bail before European Court of Human Rights. His lawyers have filed eight applications to get him released from … Read more: Yorgen Fenech files bid for bail before European Court of Human Rights – Times of MaltaContinue Reading
As his country overtakes China as the world's most populous, Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government is escalating its attack on civil rights. Read more: The Observer view on the growing threat to democracy in India – The GuardianContinue Reading
Abortion rights protesters outside the supreme court. … Meanwhile, the Joe Biden administration and civil rights organizations promised to … Read more: Democratic states stockpile abortion pills as legal fight for access looms – The GuardianContinue Reading