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Covid makes Bangladesh’s fight against child labor & marriage even more arduous

Covid makes Bangladesh’s fight against child labor & marriage even more arduous

Bangladesh -Human rights organizations have been fighting hard to eradicate child labor and child marriage from Bangladesh. This arduous task has been pushed further away by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, found a recent study by

Human trafficking on the rise, UN proceeds with the investigation

Human trafficking on the rise, UN proceeds with the investigation

Crime groups dismantled around the world and resulted in extreme rise of harboring and human trafficking rise. Although, harboring is one of five actions that constitute an ‘act’ in the internationally recognized definition of human

Why Mali Security Forces Indulge In Human Rights Violations?

Why Mali Security Forces Indulge In Human Rights Violations?

Mali - Security forces have allegedly got into executions and promoting disappearance of Malians, the Human Rights Watch has confirmed. Government security forces have apparently been carrying out summary executions, enforced disappearances, and incommunicado detentions

Special Myanmar Mechanism To Collect Precious Evidence On Human Rights Violation

Special Myanmar Mechanism To Collect Precious Evidence On Human Rights Violation

Myanmar - A United Nation appointed team of 59 members have been trying to collect and analyze more than two million pieces of evidence about possible human rights violations in Myanmar. The coup that happened

Healthcare workers in Kenya prone to Covid-19 while they provide vaccines to others

Healthcare workers in Kenya prone to Covid-19 while they provide vaccines to others

Kenya - To help some of the hundreds of thousands of Kenyans who have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic, the government is paying people to start with the basic work now. Being

Exploitation of Indian domestic workers continue inspite of policies and welfare schemes

Exploitation of Indian domestic workers continue inspite of policies and welfare schemes

India - Near to 42 million domestic workers in India face inequality, abuse, discrimination and exploitation on daily basis and yet their voices go unheard when they complain. Several reports since last year have mentioned

UN human rights expert: women rights suppressed by online & offline hate speech, sexism

UN human rights expert: women rights suppressed by online & offline hate speech, sexism

US - An independent United Nations’ human rights expert said while addressing the General Assembly on Monday how the various forms of abuses, both online and offline, are instrumental in suppressing freedom and rights of

Taliban Backtracks On Women Girl Human Rights

Taliban Backtracks On Women Girl Human Rights

Afghanistan - According to reports by Human Rights Watch, Herat in Afghanistan has become the epicenter of widespread atrocities against girls and women. With the return of the authoritarian Islamist group Taliban to power, the

Human Rights Commission of Malaysia urges the government to adopt a human rights-based approach in efforts to eradicate poverty

Human Rights Commission of Malaysia urges the government to adopt a human rights-based approach in efforts to eradicate poverty

Malaysia - Human Rights Commission of Malaysia, also known as Suhakam urges the government to adopt a human rights-based approach in efforts to eradicate poverty. The commission mentioned that they should take direct steps to

Chile Becomes Intolerant To Surge of Venezuelan Migrants

Chile Becomes Intolerant To Surge of Venezuelan Migrants

Chile, USA - Iquique in Chile is becoming a makeshift haven for immigrants, something that is not going very well with the rest of the residents. Situated near the border of Bolivia, the small city