Shreya Shah
Afghanistan - Women in Taliban are now criticizing the human rights groups worldwide for not lending them a helping hand. In order to protect themselves, many had retracted into the safety of their homes. Taliban
Shreya Shah
Hong Kong - Amnesty, an international human rights organization, has announced its exit from Hong Kong on Monday due to the imposition of National Security Law. Amnesty has closed down offices in the administrative region
Uttara J Malhotra
Qatar - German football team Bayern Munich’s fans have taken a tough call against the human rights violations in Qatar as they call for the team to end its sponsorship with Qatar airways. The fans
Dr. Neha Mathur
United States - When it comes to ensuring human rights for all, there is no way one can wait for the correct timing. Be it the pandemic or any other economic crisis, each one should
Shreya Shah
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
Shreya Shah
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
Uttara J Malhotra
Louisiana, USA - Migrant workers in Mexico have actually filed a lawsuit against a Louisiana sugar company that had employed them for farm work and is now using them to drive trucks. The latter earns
Uttara J Malhotra
Lebanon - Delivery riders have got a perilous lifeline in form of food delivery through local delivery apps during Covid-19 pandemic. The job profile that saw boom during pandemic as people stayed home thereby surging
Ayswarya Murthy
United States - Wage theft is becoming a common practice in restaurant business, according to a non-profit advocacy group called One Fair Wage has said. Speaking to the media, the group’s President Saru Jayaraman commented
Dr. Neha Mathur
United Kingdom - Farmers in the UK are facing troubled times due to a shortage of migrant workers amid harvest season. However, farmers are now forced to slash production from 2022 as a massive shortage
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