Tag: human rights

A war monitor has tragically reported that more than 1,000 lives have been lost in a devastating crackdown in Syria's ...

Gaza supporters celebrate Korea-Palestine football match with chants of freedom – 코리아타임스

Passion and Unity: Gaza Supporters Celebrate Korea-Palestine Football Match with Chants of Freedom!

Supporters of Gaza erupted in cheers during the Korea-Palestine football match, their chants echoing calls for freedom and unity. This ...

Philippines ‘prepared’ for ICC arrest order against ex-leader Duterte: Officials – BenarNews

Philippines Braces for ICC Arrest Order Targeting Ex-Leader Duterte, Officials Say

Philippine officials have confidently stated that the nation is ready to respond to any potential arrest order from the International ...

Mongolia’s Parliament Chair on 100 Years of Constitutional Democracy – The Diplomat

Celebrating a Century of Constitutional Democracy: Insights from Mongolia’s Parliament Chair

Mongolia’s Parliament Chair recently celebrated a remarkable century of constitutional democracy, shining a spotlight on the nation's unwavering dedication to ...

Maldives leader says Israel must be held to account for ‘genocide’ in Gaza – Al Jazeera English

Maldives Leader Calls for Accountability Over Gaza ‘Genocide

In a powerful address, Maldives President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has passionately demanded accountability for Israel's actions in Gaza, labeling them ...

‘Gotham but no Batman’: Crime grips Bangladesh 6 months after Hasina fled – Al Jazeera English

Bangladesh in Crisis: A Gotham-Like Struggle for Safety Six Months After Hasina’s Departure

Six months after the surprising exit of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh finds itself engulfed in a wave of violence ...

Yemen: IFJ calls on the Houthi group to release two journalists abducted in September / IFJ – International Federation of Journalists

Urgent Appeal: Houthi Group Urged to Free Journalists Abducted in September

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has made an urgent appeal to the Houthi group, demanding the immediate release of ...

Former Iowan may be one of the first Americans to wed under Thailand’s new gay marriage law – Des Moines Register

Former Iowan Poised to Make History as One of the First Americans to Marry Under Thailand’s New Gay Marriage Law

A former Iowan is on the brink of making history as one of the first Americans to tie the knot ...

Death toll in violence on Syrian coast rises to more than 1,000 – Euronews

The death toll from recent violence on Syria's coast has exceeded 1,000, according to Euronews reports. The escalation of hostilities ...

Katz calls new Syria president an ‘al-Qaeda terrorist’ after reports Alawites executed – The Times of Israel

In a recent statement, Katz condemned Syria's newly appointed president, labeling him an "al-Qaeda terrorist" following reports that Alawite forces ...

Sri Lanka must break from the past and chart a new course – OHCHR

Charting a New Future: Sri Lanka’s Call to Break Free from the Past

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) urges Sri Lanka to move beyond its historical ...

Asia stands up for Palestine – Peoples Dispatch

Asia Unites in Solidarity with Palestine

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Asian nations are stepping up to express their unwavering support for Palestine. From ...

Iran’s Regime Infighting Escalates as Rival Factions Clash Over Power, Corruption, and Policy Failures – National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)

Power Struggles and Corruption: The Intensifying Clash Among Iran’s Rival Factions

Iran's regime is engulfed in escalating infighting as competing factions battle for dominance, all while the nation grapples with widespread ...

Indonesia: Flogging of gay men a horrifying act of discrimination – Amnesty International

Indonesia’s Shocking Flogging of Gay Men: A Disturbing Act of Discrimination

Amnesty International has fiercely denounced Indonesia's shocking practice of flogging gay men, labeling it a serious breach of human rights. ...

Cambodian bishop rails against Thai proposed border wall – UCA News

Outrage in Cambodia: Bishop Condemns Thailand’s Proposed Border Wall

Cambodian Bishop Enrique Figueredo has boldly spoken out against Thailand's proposed border wall, warning that it could deepen regional tensions ...

Rethinking Human Rights: How the United States Can Foster a Constructive Dialogue with Vietnam – Center for Strategic & International Studies

Transforming Human Rights: Building a Positive Dialogue Between the U.S. and Vietnam

As the U.S. takes a fresh look at its human rights strategy, initiating a meaningful dialogue with Vietnam becomes essential. ...

The election in Tajikistan is unlikely to be democratic – The Economist

As Tajikistan approaches its upcoming elections, The Economist reports that genuine democratic processes remain improbable. With longstanding authoritarian rule and ...

Myanmar junta chief says election to be held by January – The Caledonian-Record

Myanmar Junta Chief Promises Election by January: What to Expect

Myanmar's junta chief has unveiled ambitious plans to conduct a general election by January, a move intended to strengthen the ...

India’s double standards on minority rights – East Asia Forum

Unpacking India’s Double Standards on Minority Rights: A Closer Look