Senior Reporter
Egypt has arrested dozens of peaceful protesters since the beginning of October 2023, according to a Human Rights Watch report. Arresting peaceful protesters in demonstrations is a blow to human rights. The Egyptian authorities must
WR News Writer
In recent days, various women have lost their lives in Australia because of domestic violence. They endured physical abuse and injuries that escalated to the point of intense suffering. A spike in the number of
Wiz Writer
Children detained in Angola prison in Louisiana, a state in the United States on the Gulf of Mexico, have been enduring punishment from older inmates. In Louisiana’s Angola prison, a dark secret persists. Children or
WR News Writer
Tattoo artist Shani Louk, a German woman who had been kidnapped by Hamas fighters on October 7, has died and her body has been found by the Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip. Shani Louk’s
Wiz Writer
Children in Kenya are suffering because of intense flogging at schools. Sometimes, children are so severely beaten that they go into a coma. Corporal punishment in schools is common in Kenya and the children are
WR News Writer
The authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran arrested a leading human rights lawyer after she attended the funeral of an Iranian teen girl who died after being injured weeks ago in an incident on
Wrighter
Women are suffering in Kyrgyzstan, a landlocked country in Central Asia, because of the laws and the legal system. Men have repeatedly committed violent acts against women and the legal system ignores the plight of
Senior Reporter
Matiullah Wesa, an Afghan girl's education activist and the founder of The Pen Path organization, has been released by Taliban authorities after spending 215 days in Taliban prison. Matiullah Wesa traveled to Afghanistan, campaigning for
Wiz Writer
Bangladeshi authorities must end torture by members of the police Detective Branch ahead of the elections. General elections are scheduled to be held in Bangladesh in January 2024. However, Bangladesh police torture has been creating
WR News Writer
The authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran have banned 12 actresses from working in film over failing to observe the country’s dress code, which includes wearing Hijabs (headscarves). Mohammad Mehdi Esmaili, the Minister of
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