human rights
Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize: A Nation’s Struggle and a Daughter’s Embrace
Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize acceptance, delivered by her daughter in Oslo, became a symbol of Venezuela’s ongoing fight for democracy, resilience amid oppression, and the hope for national reunion.
Eritrea Faces New War Fears, Mass Detentions, and Deepening Uncertainty
Eritrea stands at a crossroads as fears of renewed conflict with Ethiopia grow, longstanding political repression continues, and recent prisoner releases highlight the harsh realities faced by its citizens.
Uyghur Voices: Cinema, Advocacy, and Culture Amid Ongoing Struggle
Uyghur identity is finding new platforms in film, activism, and cuisine, even as the community faces severe repression. From Bing Liu’s nuanced storytelling to global advocacy and cultural preservation, Uyghur voices are challenging silence and stereotypes.
Tulip Siddiq Sentenced in Bangladesh: British MP’s Trial Raises Global Fairness Concerns
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has been sentenced to two years in prison by a Bangladeshi court, tried in absentia for corruption linked to her aunt, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The trial, widely criticized for its alleged political motivations and…
International Court of Justice: The Gaza Genocide Ruling and Western Media’s Reluctance
Despite the International Court of Justice’s landmark ruling on Israel’s illegal occupation and acts of genocide in Gaza, Western media coverage remains deeply compromised by internal biases, structural pressures, and access-dependent reporting, leaving the world to grapple with filtered narratives…
27 U.S. Senators Urge Immediate Release of Armenian Detainees and Sanctions on Azerbaijan
Twenty-seven U.S. Senators have called on the State Department to secure the release of Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan and consider Magnitsky sanctions against officials responsible for human rights abuses.
Tanzania in 2025: Rail Revitalization, Trade Expansion, and Human Rights Scrutiny
Tanzania is at the crossroads of major economic and political developments in 2025, with a transformative railway upgrade, expanded trade ties with Brazil, and global scrutiny over human rights abuses.
Shamima Begum: UK Review Recommends Her Return Amid Counterterrorism Debate
A landmark review by the Independent Commission on UK Counterterrorism urges the government to allow Shamima Begum and other Britons held in Syrian camps to return, sparking renewed debate over security, human rights, and national reputation.
Kristi Noem’s DHS: New Crackdowns, Controversial Deportations, and the Human Toll
Under Secretary Kristi Noem, the Department of Homeland Security has accelerated rule changes that expand federal authority at protests and federal sites, while deportation policies have drawn allegations of human rights abuses. This article explores the unfolding consequences and the…
Why the US Is Boycotting the G20 Summit in South Africa: Discrimination Claims, Diplomatic Fallout
The US government has announced a full boycott of the G20 summit in South Africa, citing state-backed discrimination against Afrikaners. The decision ignites international debate over land reform, human rights, and the future of global diplomacy.
Iran at a Crossroads: Nuclear Stalemate, Human Rights Crisis, and Global Tensions
Iran faces mounting international pressure over stalled nuclear negotiations, rising execution rates, and regional tensions, revealing a nation caught between internal policy and global scrutiny.
Inside Evin Prison: Echoes of Iran’s Struggle for Woman, Life, Freedom
A firsthand account of the October 2022 fire at Iran’s Evin Prison, set against the backdrop of the Woman, Life, Freedom movement and decades of repression.
UK-Turkey £8bn Fighter Jet Deal Signals NATO Unity Amid Human Rights Debate
The UK has finalized its largest fighter jet export in decades, selling 20 Typhoon jets to Turkey for £8 billion. The deal, signed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Ankara, aims to reinforce NATO unity and sustain British jobs, but…
UN Report Calls for Global Ban on Surrogacy Amid Growing Baby Trafficking Concerns
A landmark UN report highlights the exploitative nature of surrogacy, linking it to baby trafficking and calling for a worldwide ban. Experts warn of international loopholes and urge stronger protections for women and children.
Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize Triumph
Maria Corina Machado receives the Nobel Peace Prize for her courageous fight for democracy in Venezuela, inspiring millions worldwide.
