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The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal office is pictured in Vancouver in March 2023. The tribunal described a man's firing as a 'callous act' of … Read more: Man fired by text after disclosing hepatitis C diagnosis wins k in human rights caseContinue Reading

Beyond this, NHRIs indicate that human rights defenders and civil society organisations operate in increasingly difficult conditions. Read more: NHRIs hold up a mirror to the rule of law in the European Union – ENNHRIContinue Reading

Lack of transparency in battery supply chains needs to be addressed if net zero transition is to tackle human rights risks, researchers warn. Read more: 'Riddled with abuse': Researchers warn of human rights violations in battery supply chainsContinue Reading

New York [US], May 16 (ANI): New York-based non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Monday said Afghanistan remains one of the … Read more: Afghanistan remains one of world's worst humanitarian disasters: Human Rights WatchContinue Reading

Rishi Sunak will call on the European Court of Human Rights to reform its approach to eleventh-hour asylum injunctions. Read more: Sunak to push for human rights overhaul at Iceland summit – YouTubeContinue Reading

An inquest into the death of an Aboriginal man in north-west Victoria has found his human rights were breached while he was being treated in … Read more: Indigenous man's human rights breached at Mildura Base Hospital, coroner finds – ABCContinue Reading

The Council of Europe, the main institution governing human rights on the continent, begins a summit in Iceland on Tuesday, with discussions among … Read more: European leaders gather in Iceland to discuss human rights and support for Ukraine.Continue Reading

But what is set out in Germany's Basic Law and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights can still not be taken for granted by many queer people: in … Read more: Statement by Human Rights Commissioner Luise Amtsberg on the International Day against …Continue Reading

LAO 001 / 0523 / OBS 028 Attempted murder Laos May 16, 2023 The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, a partnership of the (. Read more: Laos: Attempted murder of 25-year-old activist Anousa "Jack" Luangsouphom – FIDHContinue Reading

B.C. man who was fired by text message after disclosing Hepatitis C diagnosis wins human rights case. A B.C. Human Rights Tribunal hearing room is … Read more: B.C. man fired for having Hepatitis C wins human rights case – CTV News VancouverContinue Reading

The Council of Europe was set up by Churchill and other European leaders in the aftermath of the Second World War to protect human rights and … Read more: Video: Rishi Sunak urges human rights group to crack down on migrants – Metro UKContinue Reading

Rishi Sunak has demanded reform of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to be “fair” to Britain over its plans to deport illegal migrants. Read more: PM insists European Court of Human Rights is 'fair' to UK migrant plans – The TelegraphContinue Reading

Dutch universities need a principled human rights policy that prohibits cooperation with institutions complicit in systematic rights abuses. Read more: Dutch universities ignore Israeli research partners' complicity in human rights abusesContinue Reading

Muslim leader and human rights leader Malcolm X was an unwavering advocate for Black empowerment throughout his adult life. Read more: 32nd annual Malcolm X Festival honors the human rights leader at historic West End ParkContinue Reading