In a poignant reminder of unfulfilled political pledges, the Biden administration, like its predecessors, has failed to close the controversial […]
Another Broken Promise: The Unfinished Journey to Close Guantanamo Bay Read Post »
As Belarus continues its international isolation, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski has become a prominent symbol of the ongoing
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In a case that has drawn international attention, Egyptian human rights activist Mohamed El-Baqer was released on bail Sunday, after
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In a development that could shift the trajectory of the long-standing conflict, Hamas and Israel reached a historic agreement on
Hamas and Israel agree to truce and prisoner-swap deal Read Post »
In a shocking revelation, North Korean soldiers allegedly deployed to Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine have cast a grim spotlight on
North Korean Soldiers in Ukraine Spotlight Global Rights Crisis Read Post »
In a world rife with cultural diversity and evolving legal systems, one might expect significant differences in how societies value
Shared Worth: How Cultures and Eras Align on the Value of Body Parts Read Post »
In a nation where homosexuality is criminalised and societal prejudice runs deep, one lawyer stands resolute, risking personal safety to
The Fearless Lawyer Fighting for LGBT Rights in Cameroon Read Post »
In a move that has sparked significant debate, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves commenced her official visit to
UK-China relations under scrutiny amid human rights concerns Read Post »
As Southeast Asia ushers in 2025, the region stands at a crossroads, grappling with persistent challenges to human rights and
Southeast Asia at a Crossroads: Democracy and Human Rights Under Pressure in 2025 Read Post »
A study from Illinois found that severe COVID-19 may shrink tumors. It could be a new cancer treatment. The study