More: Human Rights
Elusive Justice for Women in India
India is at war with its girls and women, in India there is the culturally sanctioned degradation of women. India can be clearly accused...
Adriana Tragedy and Peril of Human Trafficking in Mediterranean Sea
On June 10, a fishing trawler named Adriana, overloaded with migrants set sail from Tobruk, Libya. The vessel, with estimated 750 people on-board, was...
Tracing CEDAW Implementation in Indonesia 40 Years After Ratification: Successes and Challenges
The struggle to liberate women from various forms of discrimination began in 1946 with the stipulation of women's status under the human rights commission. However, significant...
Taliban rule has been a disaster for women in Afghanistan
The Taliban's rule in Afghanistan is still powerful and does not tend to decline soon. Nevertheless, the political situation continues to deteriorate and worsen....
The Impact of Patriarchal Society on Women’s Rights in Pakistan
Gender, class, ethnicity, sectarianism, and religion are just a few of the glaring inequalities that Pakistan is struggling with. However, the gender disparity that...
Whose Human Rights Matter?
Every year, the US State Department publishes a report on the human rights situation in various countries around the world. The report reviews the...
View Turkey’s Life Following the 2023 Elections
Turkey has just celebrated the victory of its presidential election amidst inflation and also just recovering from the earthquake that occurred some time ago....
Beijing’s Continued Repression of Religious Minorities
On May 24, a new U.S. congressional committee on China approved reports pushing back on Beijing over its treatment of Uyghurs and other ethnic...
Russia Expresses Displeasure Over UNCHR’s Report on Mali
Russian Foreign Ministry has expressed high dissatisfaction over the final report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, on...
The Social Ostracism of the Disabled:Â A Tale of Discrimination, Deprivation, and Disregard
A first-of-its-kind report on disability produced jointly by World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank suggests that more than a billion people today experience...