More: Human Rights
Case study on Humanitarian crisis in Syria
Syria- An Introduction:
Syria is a West Asian country that has borders with Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel. It also has a Mediterranean Sea...
Greek authorities should reverse the trend undermining the work of human rights defenders and journalists
"The hostile environment in which human rights defenders, civil society and journalists work in Greece has been an issue of concern for several years,"...
A murder of a Bangladeshi youth: reflection of the tragic state of extrajudicial killing in the USA?
The USA is frequently referred to be the "Champion of Democracy and Human Rights." But over the past two decades, as it transitioned to...
Do Human Rights Matter?
The precise moment when the concept of Human Rights emerged is hard to pinpoint, as the evolution of human rights dates back over a...
Getting it Right: A Post-Qatar Roadmap for Activists
Qatar 2022 put the myth of a separation of sports and politics to bed.
Like in Qatar, human, worker, and LGBT rights are likely to...
Iran: US sanctions violating human rights of all living there -UN experts
US sanctions on Iran are resulting in harm to the country’s environment and preventing everyone there - including migrants and Afghan refugees - from...
Indonesia’s new criminal code is a worrying step back for democracy and human rights
Indonesia’s new criminal code is a concerning erosion of fundamental human rights, particularly for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual (LGBT) community and women.
But...
Global Human Rights Day 2022: Time to Reiterate our Commitment
On 10th December, the world will celebrate Global Human Rights Day. Every year the day is observed to commemorate the adoption of the Universal...
Is genocide against the Indian Muslims a myth or a tangible reality?
A professor at the Manipal Institute of Technology in Udupi district asked a student for his name and then said, "Oh you are like...
Pakistan’s Efforts for Protection of Minorities’ Rights, Facts on Forced Conversions and Blasphemy Convictions
It can be argued that the binary construction, inherently divisive and discriminatory, of ‘self’ and ‘other’ is an outcome of the conditioned and egoic...