More: Human Rights
Ceasefire can’t hide scale of destruction in Gaza
The humanitarian community has welcomed the ceasefire agreed in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel but warned that the destruction in Gaza will take...
The Continued Neglect & Repression Against Indigenous Rights Defenders In Jharkhand
Indigenous people of Jharkhand have long been at the forefront of their struggle for rights. Their decades-old demand for 'jal, jangal, jameen' against nature's...
The Gaza Violence: Who Benefits?
Curiouser and curiouser said Alice: A man walks into a restaurant and blows himself up -- it's terrorism; a man targets residential apartment buildings...
Gaza: China’s humanitarian assistance and United States’ hypocrisy
Following two weeks of intense fighting, Israel and Palestine signed a cease-fire agreement. The international community is deeply concerned about the Palestine-Israel crisis. With...
Gaza children living in ‘hell on earth’
The past ten days have witnessed a “dangerous and horrific” surge in deadly violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT), particularly Gaza, and in...
Iveta Cherneva among six finalists for a seat on the UN Working group on the rights of people of African descent
Iveta Cherneva, author, political commentator and human rights activist, is running to become a member of the UN Working Group of experts on people...
Palestine Crisis Must be Resolved Immediately
The world is witnessing the worst human miseries due to the Israeli attacks in Gaza which has killed at least 200 Palestinians(according to the...
The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Is a Resolve even possible?
The wailing children, the decimated buildings, and the fire ravaging the streets of Jerusalem and Gaza. This is the ground reality. Over 220 Palestinians...
Justice, Insurgency and the Gaza War: An International Law Perspective
"Justice is a contract neither to do nor to suffer wrong."-Plato, Republic
Abstract: This essay will focus upon current issues of insurgency, counterterrorism and Humanitarian...
Justice delayed is justice denied. I lost my family to Iran Regime’s barbarity
On May 4, over 1,100 families of the victims of the 1988 massacre in Iran wrote a letter to the international community. We called...