Brunei Under the Spotlight: UN Human Rights Council Urges Reassessment of Restrictive Laws
The UN Human Rights Council has passionately called on Brunei's government to reconsider and amend its restrictive laws that stifle ...
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CPJ Urges U.N. Action with Joint Report on Kuwait’s Human Rights Ahead of Review
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has taken a bold step by submitting a compelling joint report to the United ...
Curfew Declared in Nepal as Pro-Monarchy Protests Escalate into Violence
Nepal has enacted a curfew in crucial regions after intense clashes erupted during pro-monarchy protests. In a bid to restore ...
Malaysia Takes a Stand: Students and Teachers Face Backlash for Carrying Toy Guns in Support of Palestine
Malaysia's Education Ministry has voiced strong disapproval of the alarming trend where students and teachers are bringing toy guns to ...
Brunei’s Tight Grip: Navigating Media Restrictions, Internet Freedom, and the Right to Assemble
Brunei grapples with severe limitations on media and internet freedom, a situation underscored by the Civicus Monitor. The government imposes ...
Urgent Call for Justice: Free Human Rights Defender Rufat Safarov Now!
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End the Systematic Attacks: A Call to Stop the Crackdown on Baloch Activists in Pakistan
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Celebrating 75 Years of India: A Journey Through Culture and Resilience
As India proudly marks 75 years of independence, PEN America shines a spotlight on the essential role that free expression ...
Shahidul Alam’s Bold Stand: Returning Honorary Doctorate in Solidarity with Palestine
Shahidul Alam, the celebrated Bangladeshi photographer and activist, has made headlines by returning his honorary doctorate from a UK university ...
Iran: Authorities target women’s rights activists with arbitrary arrest, flogging and death penalty – Amnesty International
Iranian authorities are intensifying their crackdown on women’s rights activists, employing arbitrary arrests, flogging, and even the death penalty, according ...
Turkmenistan’s Silent Suffering: The Persecution of Its Last Journalists
Turkmenistan has ramped up its assault on press freedom, with Reporters sans frontières shedding light on the alarming plight of ...
US Urges Bangladesh to Uphold Human Rights Standards
The United States has once again affirmed its dedication to human rights, calling on Bangladesh to align with international standards. ...
Rohingya Refugees Share Their Perspectives on Aung San Suu Kyi: ‘A Rag Doll Without True Power
In exploring the feelings of Myanmar's Rohingya refugees towards Aung San Suu Kyi, a wave of disappointment emerges. Many see ...
Turkmenistan’s Shocking Move: Human Rights Defender Hospitalized Against Their Will
In a shocking turn of events, Human Rights Watch reveals that Turkmenistan has forcibly hospitalized a leading human rights defender. ...
Activists Warn of Impending Violence as Azerbaijani Authorities Target Exiled Bloggers
Azerbaijani authorities are under fire as activists raise alarms about the criminal cases targeting exiled bloggers, warning that these actions ...
Unveiling Bahrain’s Human Rights Landscape: Key Trends for 2025
In the "World Report 2025: Rights Trends in Bahrain," Human Rights Watch sheds light on a grim reality, revealing persistent ...
Armenia’s Controversial Surveillance Bill Poses a Serious Threat to Civil Liberties
Human Rights Watch raises a red flag over Armenia's proposed surveillance bill, highlighting serious threats to civil liberties. Detractors contend ...
Bangladesh Responds Strongly to Gabbard’s Comments on Minority Persecution
Bangladesh has firmly denounced Tulsi Gabbard's remarks about the persecution of minorities within its borders. Officials have labeled her statements ...
Unveiling the Future: A Deep Dive into Sri Lanka’s Human Rights Landscape in 2025
In its "World Report 2025," Human Rights Watch sheds light on pressing human rights issues in Sri Lanka, drawing attention ...
From Classrooms to Cells: The Harrowing Fate of Bahraini Children
In Bahrain, a disturbing trend is emerging as children are being taken from their classrooms and locked away in prisons. ...
Discover India’s 7 Most Extraordinary Snakes!
India is home to a diverse range of snakes, including seven uniquely rare species found nowhere else. From vibrant colors...
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