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Sponsorship Of 2023 Women’s World Cup By Saudi Arabian Tourism Body Condemned By Human Rights Groups

Sponsorship Of 2023 Women’s World Cup By Saudi Arabian Tourism Body Condemned By Human Rights Groups

Human rights watchdog criticized Saudi Arabia's tourism body's decision to sponsor the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, calling it a "textbook case of sports-washing". The tournament will begin on July 20

World War II Sex Slavery Victims In The Philippines Urge Japan To Recognize War Crimes

World War II Sex Slavery Victims In The Philippines Urge Japan To Recognize War Crimes

Manila: Filipino women survivors of sexual slavery by Japan's World War II military on Tuesday urged the Japanese government to acknowledge their war crimes, resolve the "comfort women" issue and stop "warming up". Sharon Cabusao-Silva

Decriminalizing Sex Work Could Protect Sex Workers – And Everyone Else – From Gender-Based Violence

Decriminalizing Sex Work Could Protect Sex Workers – And Everyone Else – From Gender-Based Violence

South Africa could see a reduction in gender-based violence in its region after drafting a bill that ends legal punishment for sex work in the country. Last December, a lawsuit was filed to change the

HRW Calls On Ukraine To Probe Banned Anti-Personnel Mine Use

HRW Calls On Ukraine To Probe Banned Anti-Personnel Mine Use

Advocacy group Human Rights Watch has urged Ukraine to investigate allegations that its military fired scores of banned anti-personnel landmines at Russian military positions in the violent battle for the eastern city of Izium last

The Jacksonville Megachurch’s Decision To Cancel Membership Based On Sexuality Is Legal

The Jacksonville Megachurch’s Decision To Cancel Membership Based On Sexuality Is Legal

The First Baptist Church in Downtown Jacksonville was recently in the news for its indecent act. Recently called and asked its members to sign a statement. The statement is something that is trying to put

Students are no longer required to write their father’s name as the guardian: Bangladesh

Students are no longer required to write their father’s name as the guardian: Bangladesh

Dhaka: In Bangladesh, while filling out any government forms or any governmental certificate the students are not forced to write their father’s name as guardian. This is going to be happen for the first time

Iran has given death sentences to more than 50 people so far this year, Is there a human rights group?

Iran has given death sentences to more than 50 people so far this year, Is there a human rights group?

Tehran: As we have a so-called human rights authority and many countries are showing them as human rights advocates. Luxembourg has one of the highest human rights protection rates as reported by several agencies. But

African-American Man’s Death 5 Police Officers Are in Charged

African-American Man’s Death 5 Police Officers Are in Charged

Washington: Police officers in the United States have been charged with the second-degree murder of an African-American man. The man died on January 10 with multiple injuries on his body. The police have been blamed

Pope Francis says being homosexual is no crime

Pope Francis says being homosexual is no crime

Pope Francis called the laws that ban homosexuality "unjust" and said that God loves all of his children just as they are. He urged Catholic bishops who support the laws to warmly welcome LGBTQ people

Human Rights Program of DI organizes second student convention

Human Rights Program of DI organizes second student convention

Doha: “Where Should We Start: Individual Rights as the Basis for Collective Rights or Opposite?”… this is the tagline or title of the second student conference of the Institute of Graduate Studies, Doha. Here the