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Right Sider
Ahmed al-Atoum, a 49-year-old Jordanian national and former teacher residing in Abu Dhabi, has been at the center of an ongoing human rights controversy since his arrest in May 2020. Al-Atoum's activism and outspoken criticism
Freelance writer
In Pakistan, the mere act of sharing a WhatsApp message, whether authentic or alleged, can have dire consequences, often leading to severe legal repercussions, including death sentences. Recent cases have shed light on the alarming
Freelance writer
The "2023 North Korean Women's Rights Survey Results Report" released recently by Daily NK, with support from the Embassy of Canada to the Republic of Korea, reveals a troubling situation for women's rights in North
Freelance writer
The United Nations secretary-general, Antonio Guterres, has sounded the alarm on a global backlash against women's rights that is threatening progress and even reversing gains made in gender equality across both developing and developed nations.
Right Sider
The call to end the misuse of Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) within finance comes as a response to longstanding concerns about the silencing of victims of sexual harassment and abuse. Lawmakers in Britain are advocating for
Freelance writer
The Nagaland State Human Rights Commission (NSHRC) recently conducted a three-day visit to assess the conditions of 12 government-run health centers in Kohima and Tseminyu districts from March 5 to 7, 2024. The team, led
Senior Reporter
The Hong Kong government is poised to present the "Article 23" national security bill to the assembly on Friday, checking a noteworthy improvement in its endeavors to fix control over disagreements within the previous British
Freelance writer
Violence in the home is a big problem affecting many people and families across Iraq. Even with laws and efforts to stop it, those who suffer violence at home often find it very hard to
Freelance writer
Vietnam's internal security agency has taken a noteworthy step by assigning two political groups based within the United States as "terrorist organizations." The Montagnard Support Group Inc (MSGI), headquartered in North Carolina, and the Montagnard
Wrighter
Within the wake of the demolition of their camp in Ghana, Wendell Elijah Mallobe sits in the midst of the flotsam and jetsam, a strong image of the annihilation confronted by 15,000 Liberian displaced people.
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