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Argentina’s historic trial brings justice for dictatorship-era atrocities

Argentina’s historic trial brings justice for dictatorship-era atrocities

Argentina's latest trial resulting in the conviction of 11 previous military, police, and government authorities for crimes against humankind marks a critical point of reference within the country's journey for justice. This broad lawful fight,

Unveiling Well-being Washing: Navigating Employee Wellness in Workplaces

Unveiling Well-being Washing: Navigating Employee Wellness in Workplaces

In today's quickly advancing work scene, organizations are confronting phenomenal challenges in guaranteeing the well-being of their workers. With the emergence of innovation and globalization, the pace of work has quickened, putting more noteworthy requests

Immigration Bill raises human rights concerns amidst swift approval

Immigration Bill raises human rights concerns amidst swift approval

In a move that has mixed critical discussion, enactment influencing the extradition of non-citizens in Australia has quickly explored its way through the lower house of parliament. This administrative move has raised concerns, especially with

Judicial milestone: Transgender rights elevated by landmark SC verdict

Judicial milestone: Transgender rights elevated by landmark SC verdict

The NALSA vs. Union of India case, a point of interest lawful fight that unfurled some time recently the Supreme Court of India, checked a noteworthy turning point within the acknowledgment and protection of transgender

Sudanese sex trafficking, child business; Libyan mass grave; Congo’s children vulnerable

Sudanese sex trafficking, child business; Libyan mass grave; Congo’s children vulnerable

The extended strife between match groups in Sudan has unleashed a devastating, compassionate emergency, with serious repercussions for the civilian populace. In the midst of the chaos and savagery that emitted about a year back,

Armed groups sustain terror campaign throughout Burkina Faso, escalating insecurity

Armed groups sustain terror campaign throughout Burkina Faso, escalating insecurity

High Commissioner Volker Türk, talking from Ouagadougou, the capital, emphasized the serious engagement of his nearby office in handling Burkina Faso's multifaceted human rights challenges after the January 2022 uprisings. Türk communicated solidarity with the

NGOs collectively address UNHRC members on human rights concerns in Iran

NGOs collectively address UNHRC members on human rights concerns in Iran

A coalition of Iranian and international human rights organizations is urgently urging governments worldwide to throw their support behind the renewal of two critical mandates: the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation

UN probe into Islamic State crimes in Iraq halts operations prematurely

UN probe into Islamic State crimes in Iraq halts operations prematurely

The United Nations established a mission in 2017 to assist Iraq in investigating alleged crimes committed by the Islamic State. This mission, known as UNITAD, was tasked with uncovering evidence of genocide, war crimes, and

Hong Kong’s legislature adopts a new national security law

Hong Kong’s legislature adopts a new national security law

Hong Kong's Legislative Council unanimously approved a new national security bill within a remarkably short timeframe, stirring debate over the rapid legislative process and its potential impact on the city's cherished freedoms. The bill, known

The UAE’s Role in Safeguarding Human Rights: A Balanced Perspective

The UAE’s Role in Safeguarding Human Rights: A Balanced Perspective

In the intricate web of global turmoil, the protection of civilian lives emerges as a pressing priority. At the 55th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the Union Association for Human Rights emerged