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Sudan - The Sudan coup has been in the news for most part of last year and even today, the protests are among the most talked about subjects. Amid all this, attention from neighboring nation,
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Central Africa - The United Nations Human Rights Office, OHCHR (Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights) said on Tuesday that authorities in DRC or Democratic Republic of Congo must be vigilant
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East Africa - A serious threat has been lingering over Ethiopia for two years especially when it comes to human rights. Due to fighting between two factions, civilians are subjected to horrific treatment which threatens
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Europe - It is difficult for Poland to manage what it is having to manage as Russia creates pressure over the Ukraine border. A sudden influx of Ukrainians is thronging the the Shegyni-Medyka checkpoint on
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Bangladesh - United States of America’s Treasury Department had imposed sanctions on six former and current commanders of Bangladesh’s RAB (Rapid Action Battalion), along with visa restrictions against two RAB commanders. This had reiterated the
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Syria - Prisons in Syria do not have the best reputations when it comes to ensuring human rights and providing equal treatment to the prisoners but a UNICEF report highlighted that the situation is worse
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East Africa - Two United Nations agencies advised the Government of Ethiopia to invest more in fighting child marriage and Female Gentile Mutilation (FGM). The UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) and UNFPA (United Nations Population
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United States - Human Rights Campaign, the largest LGBTQ rights advocacy group in the United States, has been sued by its former president over charges of alleged racial discrimination. Alphonso David filed the lawsuit against
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Sudan - Human rights activists have stressed the need to urgently come up with human rights reforms for the dragging culture in South Sudan. A report by Amnesty International said that it is high time
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Japan - recorded 2,170 child abuse cases in 2021. The figure rose 1.7 per cent from 2020. The country’s National Police Agency (NPA) investigated child abuse cases in the country. The Agency said on Thursday
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