Finding Their Voice: Syria’s Druze Navigate Government and Israeli Pressures in a Shifting Nation
The Druze community in Syria finds itself at a crossroads, grappling with the intricate pressures from the Assad regime and ...
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Arakan Army Gears Up for a Bold Move to Free Myanmar’s Rakhine State!
The Arakan Army is gearing up for a bold offensive in its quest for greater autonomy in Myanmar's Rakhine State. ...
Implications of the PKK’s Demise: A New Era for the Kurdish People in the Middle East
The possible dissolution of the PKK could dramatically reshape the political landscape for Kurds across the Middle East. While it ...
India Urges Bangladesh’s Interim Government to Safeguard Minority Rights
India has passionately urged the Bangladesh interim government to take decisive action in protecting minority communities, as worries about their ...
Unraveling the Tamil Question: Why Sri Lanka’s Struggles Persist
For decades, Sri Lanka has grappled with the shadows of civil conflict, and despite numerous claims of reconciliation, the Tamil ...
Aliyev: ‘Western Zangezur Was Unjustly Handed to Armenia
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has boldly claimed that the region of Western Zangezur was "unjustly given to Armenia," sparking a ...
Unpacking India’s Double Standards on Minority Rights: A Closer Look
India's commitment to minority rights has sparked a lively debate about its consistency. Although the country proudly upholds secularism, a ...
Breaking News: Major Developments from the Council on American-Islamic Relations!
BREAKING: CAIR Launches Bold Initiative to Combat Islamophobia The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has unveiled an exciting new initiative ...
Police stop family members visiting ethnic Mongolian dissident Hada – Radio Free Asia
Authorities have obstructed family visits to ethnic Mongolian dissident Hada, according to reports from Radio Free Asia. This action underscores ...
Thailand’s Controversial Decision: 48 Uighurs Deported to China Amid Human Rights Outcry
In a controversial move, Thailand has sent 48 Uighurs back to China, igniting a firestorm of concern among human rights ...
Exploring Religious Freedom in Kyrgyzstan: Insights from the February 2025 Survey
In February 2025, Forum 18 unveiled its latest survey on religious freedom in Kyrgyzstan, shedding light on the persistent struggles ...
Armenia’s Foreign Minister Stands Up for Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians Facing Azerbaijani Trials
Armenia's foreign minister has passionately condemned the detention and trial of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians by Azerbaijan, emphasizing that these actions jeopardize ...
Maldives 2025: Unveiling the Evolving Landscape of Human Rights
In its "World Report 2025," Human Rights Watch sheds light on alarming developments in the Maldives, where the human rights ...
Unveiling the Human Rights Landscape in Kyrgyzstan: Challenges and Progress
Kyrgyzstan is facing pressing human rights challenges that demand our attention, as underscored by Amnesty International. The nation struggles with ...
Unveiling the Future: Human Rights Trends in Afghanistan for 2025
World Report 2025: Rights Trends in Afghanistan The latest report from Human Rights Watch unveils a troubling picture of human ...
US Congress Engages in Vital Roundtable on Religious Freedom in Azerbaijan
The US Congress recently convened a dynamic roundtable discussion centered on the vital topic of religious freedom in Azerbaijan. This ...
India denounces Iran’s Supreme Leader for his controversial remarks on minority rights
India has expressed disapproval of the remarks made by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei regarding the treatment of Muslims in ...
Watch an Indian Man Take on the Challenge of Surviving a Day in New York with Just $20!
A viral video by NDTV captures an Indian man attempting to survive a day in New York City with just...
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