Tag: international law

The UNHCR has applauded Turkmenistan for its remarkable progress in tackling statelessness. By rolling out policies that provide nationality to ...

Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse facing a death sentence in Yemen, stands at a crossroads of hope and despair as ...

In 2024, Iran shockingly executed at least 975 individuals, marking a troubling escalation in its judicial practices, as reported by ...

A Malaysian man on the brink of execution for drug trafficking has been granted a last-minute stay by Singapore's courts. ...

Amnesty International reports that the Rohingya community in Myanmar and Bangladesh is facing its most severe threats since the 2017 ...

Amnesty International has praised the ICC Prosecutor's initiative to issue arrest warrants for Taliban leaders, calling it a significant step ...

The UN's OHCHR has passionately called on Afghanistan to lift its ban on women pursuing medical training, emphasizing the severe ...

The UN has pointed fingers at the former Bangladesh government, suggesting it may be accountable for "crimes against humanity." This ...

In a pivotal turn of events, suspected IS militants are now facing trial for the shocking kidnapping of French journalists ...

In a historic move, Argentina's judiciary has taken a bold step by issuing arrest warrants for high-ranking Myanmar military officials, ...

Amnesty International is calling on Kuwaiti authorities to put an end to the alarming crackdown on dissent. With a surge ...

Azerbaijan has launched a legal battle against Armenia in the Hague arbitration court, claiming that Armenia's actions in disputed areas ...

A Swedish woman has been sentenced to prison for her involvement in the horrific enslavement of Yazidi women in Syria. ...

North Korea's Foreign Minister has fiercely criticized the newly formed US-led sanctions monitoring team, denouncing it as unlawful. This bold ...

Amnesty International has raised a critical voice against Nepal's newly introduced transitional justice law, labeling it as a misguided attempt ...

World Report 2025: Rights Trends in Afghanistan The latest report from Human Rights Watch unveils a troubling picture of human ...

In a groundbreaking ruling, Kyrgyzstan's court has triumphantly acquitted the defendants in the "Kempir-Abad case," heralding a monumental victory for ...

As Afghanistan grapples with the challenges of Taliban rule, the conversation around recognizing its government is heating up. Experts at ...

Mongolia's bold choice to overlook an international arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin has ignited a firestorm of debate, ...

Tajikistan has officially become the world's 67th country to ban corporal punishment of children, according to UNICEF. This landmark decision ...