Click to expand Image Edgardo Balgos (in blue shirt) and Fidel Santos (in cream shirt) in discussions with the residents of Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines. © Photo courtesy of Ellice Balgos (Manila) – Prosecutors in the Philippines should dismiss criminal libel complaints, including those filed by a mining company, againstContinue Reading
Yad Vashem marked the 10th anniversary of Professor Elie Wiesel’s death with a screening of a film on his life and legacy. Read MoreContinue Reading
… Human Rights and Equality Commission was halted. In a statement on Thursday, the NCPE underlined the “urgent need to finally overhaul” the legal … Read MoreContinue Reading
In Kyrgyzstan, criticism of Chinese influence can end in public shaming or an arrest warrant. On July 20, a Kyrgyz presidential administration … Read MoreContinue Reading
How we treat AIs will influence how we treat our fellow humans. The implications are culture-changing in ways you may not expect. Read MoreContinue Reading
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Human rights organizations file a legal challenge before France’s highest administrative court, seeking for the government to adopt measures to … Read MoreContinue Reading
A report by the human–rights group attacked others with “gender critical” views as “anti-rights.” Read MoreContinue Reading
Human Rights Watch raised similar concerns in 2018. “Nigerian authorities should hold those responsible for atrocities by Boko Haram and security … Read MoreContinue Reading
The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (the Commission), expresses its profound concern regarding reports of the imminent execution of … Read MoreContinue Reading
This has resulted in job cuts throughout the organization as well as budget reductions for human rights and humanitarian programs. This budgetary … Read MoreContinue Reading
The Crimean human rights movement Crimean Solidarity has announced that it has been forced to cease operations, its website and social media pages … Read MoreContinue Reading
She is ranked as a “Leading Junior” and “Up and Coming” in administrative law and public law, human rights, planning and environmental law, by The … Read MoreContinue Reading
Thirteen survivors interviewed by Human Rights Watch said that after the attacks, they were detained on board a ship by people they identified as … Read MoreContinue Reading
Human rights charity chief to lead legal support organisation … Christopher Stacey. … The chief executive of Prisoners Abroad will take the top job at … Read MoreContinue Reading