… be performing at the World Cup opening ceremony, saying she will only visit host nation Qatar when it improves its record on human rights. Read more: Dua Lipa denies reports she will perform at World Cup – and hits out at Qatar's human rights recordContinue Reading
“I look forward to visiting Qatar when it has fulfilled all the human rights pledges it made when it won the right to host the World Cup.”. Read more: Dua Lipa Says She's Not Performing at World Cup, Says Qatar Should Fulfill 'Human Rights Pledges'Continue Reading
The government has cited opposing views among civil society groups on what constitutes human rights in its report to the United. Read more: Bayan slams gov't report on human rights to UN – Inquirer.netContinue Reading
We thank Robynne for her important contribution to the Human Rights Law Centre. Her leadership helped steer the organisation through an incredible … Read more: Ben Kiely steps into the role of Chair of the Board at the Human Rights Law CentreContinue Reading
Dua Lipa has denied reports that she will perform at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, and urged the host country to fulfill its "human rights … Read more: Dua Lipa Denies World Cup Involvement, Urges Qatar to Fulfill Its 'Human Rights Pledges'Continue Reading
Dua Lipa says she will not perform at the World Cup and has called on Qatar to fulfil human rights pledges before visiting the country. Read more: World Cup 2022: Dua Lipa won't perform, calls on Qatar to fulfil human rights pledgesContinue Reading
Sir Rod Stewart, 77, entered into the debate over the World Cup being hosted in the Gulf country, where homosexuality is illegal and can be … Read more: Sir Rod Stewart snubs million offer to perform in Qatar over its human rights recordContinue Reading
Qatar has come under sustained fire over its human rights record ahead of the World Cup, including its treatment of foreign workers and its stance … Read more: FIFA World Cup 2022, Philipp Lahm slams Qatar over human rights, news, latest, updatesContinue Reading
Human rights commissioner Scott McDougall, said it was “clear that there is a pervasive cultural problem within the Queensland police service”. Read more: Leaked audio reveals cultural problems in Queensland police force, human rights commissioner saysContinue Reading
In these early days of Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter, there's little to be optimistic about from a human rights perspective. Read more: Musk Chaos Raises Serious Rights Concerns Over Twitter – Human Rights WatchContinue Reading
Iranian security forces have killed at least 326 people since nationwide protests erupted two months ago, the Norway-based Iran Human Rights NGO … Read more: At least 326 killed in Iran protests: human rights group IHRNGO | CNNContinue Reading
Rights groups say whatever the outcome of election, no real change will … Citing Bahraini civil society figures, Human Rights Watch (HRW) in … Read more: Bahrain holds election without opposition candidates – The GuardianContinue Reading
Global rights group, Amnesty International, has called on the House of Representatives to prioritise the protection of the fundamental human … Read more: Amnesty urges Reps to prioritise human rightsContinue Reading
"We can be the voice for those who have no voice, this is everyone's responsibility as a global citizen to stand for those who don't have a voice … Read more: 'Human Rights Drive' held in Kelowna for Ukrainian and Iranian communities – Global NewsContinue Reading
Despite the lasting and harmful effects of corporal punishment on children and regular negative media coverage, it continues to… Read more: HUMAN RIGHTS: PAKISTAN'S BEATEN YOUTH – Newspaper – DAWN.COMContinue Reading