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Wrighter

Wrighter covers news across the global on Human Rights, Migrants Rights, and Labor Rights. Wrighter has vast experience in writing and is a doctor by profession.

Human rights experts concerned over uncertainty surrounding Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna’s fate

Human rights experts concerned over uncertainty surrounding Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna’s fate

A group of UN independent human rights experts are asking for clarification of the reported death of Victoria Roshchyna, an award-winning Ukrainian journalist who went missing while covering the Russian-occupied area. Her status has caused

EY Fires Staff for Attending Multiple Training Courses Simultaneously

EY Fires Staff for Attending Multiple Training Courses Simultaneously

Various US employees in the United States were dismissed by Ernst & Young for simultaneously attending several online classes in a learning week. The company claimed that this went against their global code of conduct

Human rights and biodiversity: Key UN biodiversity summit opens in Colombia

Human rights and biodiversity: Key UN biodiversity summit opens in Colombia

The UN biodiversity summit, formally COP16 or the 16th Conference of Parties to the UN Biodiversity Convention, officially opened in Colombia on Monday. Hopes are high that negotiating countries can arrive at a safe and

Migration and disability Rights Organizations Unite to Address Labour Migration Barriers

Migration and disability Rights Organizations Unite to Address Labour Migration Barriers

International Labour Organisation’s Triangle In ASEAN has organised a training program for gender equality and disability people in five Asian countries  to address the difficulties faced  by disabled people in labour migration. This is the

UN Security Council extends the sanctions regime on Haiti for one year

UN Security Council extends the sanctions regime on Haiti for one year

On Friday, the United Nations Security Council decided to extend for 1 year the sanctions regime in Haiti, including a targeted assets freeze, travel ban and arms embargo measures. It is aimed at effectively addressing

Elon Musk Stirs the Political Scene with First Trump Event in Philly Suburbs

Elon Musk Stirs the Political Scene with First Trump Event in Philly Suburbs

Elon Musk conducted his first political event to support Donald Trump's in his upcoming presidential campaign on Thursday, urging the voters in the suburbs of Philadelphia to register and participate in early voting. He told

EU Chief Push for Increased Migrant Deportations in Response to Influx

EU Chief Push for Increased Migrant Deportations in Response to Influx

EU leader Ursula von der Leyen announced that the European Commission plans to introduce new regulations aimed at simplifying the deportation of irregular migrants. In a correspondence to the member states prior to a meeting

UN experts concerned over deteriorating treatment of migrants in Tunisia

UN experts concerned over deteriorating treatment of migrants in Tunisia

UN experts have raised serious concerns over the alarming treatment of migrants, refugees and human trafficking victims in Tunisia. The signatories of the statement include UN special rapporteurs, contemporary racism, migrants' rights and human rights

Yemen’s September 26 Revolution Day Overshadowed by Houthi Crackdown, Arbitrary Arrests

Yemen’s September 26 Revolution Day Overshadowed by Houthi Crackdown, Arbitrary Arrests

Human Rights Watch and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights (CIHRS) said today that dozens of people were arrested by Houthi authorities during the last week of September 2024 for peacefully celebrating or sharing on

Venezuela Presidential Election: Nicolas Maduro government cancelling passports of activists and journalists?

Venezuela Presidential Election: Nicolas Maduro government cancelling passports of activists and journalists?

Things are not back to the normal in Venezuela yet. The government has apparently cancelled the passports of dozens of activists and journalists since long-time President Nicolas Maduro claimed a hugely disputed reelection victory. Rights