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According to the UN chief, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh run the risk of becoming the "new Palestinians" because they are imprisoned and their status is disregarded. A stateless Muslim minority, the Rohingya people have lived
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A Libyan court has delivered verdicts in a case related to a fatal ISIL campaign in 2015. 23 individuals were sentenced to death, while 14 others received life imprisonment for their involvement. Additional prison terms
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The recent gathering of protesters outside the South Australian Parliament, voicing their opposition to the proposed changes in the state's protest laws, reflects a deep concern for the preservation of fundamental rights. More Insights about
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In a significant step towards marriage equality in the only G7 nation with no legal protection for same-sex unions, the Nagoya District Court in central Japan ruled on Tuesday that not allowing same-sex marriage was
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A law against homosexuality has received the approval of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, the country's parliament speaker announced on Monday. One of the strictest anti-LGBTQ laws in the world, Museveni's approval of the law means
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Gay people continue to experience discrimination, violence, harassment, and social stigma on a global scale. While social movements have seen advancements toward acceptance in many nations, homosexuality is still illegal and punishable, sometimes with the
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Associate Minister of Education Jo Luxton today announced the appointment of Elizabeth Longworth to the position of Chair of the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO. The United Nations agency known as UNESCO is in
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Iranian officials continue to carry out public executions, use torture, and impose death sentences for offenses that don't qualify as the "most serious" crimes, all in violation of international law. Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) reports
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According to the rights group Walk Free, up to 50 million people worldwide were reportedly subject to forced labor or forced marriage in 2021. According to the 2023 Global Slavery Index, which notes a "worsening"
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In response to an intense backlash from some customers, including violent altercations with its employees, Target is taking some items out of its stores and making other changes to its LGBTQ merchandise nationwide before Pride
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