Somalia
Somali Senate Approves Members of the National Human Rights Commission
Somalia’s Upper House approves national human rights commissioners Somalia’s Upper House has approved the appointment of nine commissioners to the…
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North-Africa
Tunisia Under Fire for Systemic Human Rights Violations Against Migrants
Tunisia’s treatment of migrants and the EU’s quiet deal: a test of values For three years, human rights researchers listened…
Somalia
Somali Salvation Forum slams Mogadishu arrests of journalists and human rights advocates
Somali Opposition Condemns Arrests of Journalist and Activists Amid Sinai Market Dispute What happened A prominent Somali opposition coalition on…
Somalia
Somalia’s Parliament greenlights creation of national human rights commission
Somalia’s Parliament Approves Long-Awaited Human Rights Commission, Signaling a New Chapter for Accountability Mogadishu — Somalia’s Federal Parliament on Saturday…
Somalia
Civil society issues stark warning on rights repression at EU-AU dialogue
EU–AU human rights talks expose a shared crisis of civic space — and an urgent test of the partnership When…
Somalia
UK and Somalia Co-host UN Human Rights Council Event Highlighting Media Freedom
Somalia’s fragile human-rights transition meets a test on press freedom GENEVA — In a packed room at the United Nations…
East-Africa
New Human Rights Report Reveals Widespread Abuses Across Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Report: A Pattern of Violence, State Complicity and Vulnerable Lives When the Zimbabwe Peace Project released a…
Southern-Africa
South African Rights Groups Clash with Anti-Migrant Initiative
Confrontation and Compassion: A Tale of Protest and Unity in Johannesburg In a towering city where hope and division often…
East-Africa
U.S. Report Reveals Unpunished Human Rights Violations in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Struggles: A Deepening Crisis As Zimbabwe approaches a pivotal moment in its political landscape, a recent report…
World
Women Separated at Birth in 1965 Take Legal Action Against Norwegian Government for Human Rights Violations
Back in 1965, a woman from Norway gave birth to a baby girl at a private hospital. Just a week…
World
Ex-police officer found guilty of infringing on Breonna Taylor’s civil rights
A former police officer from Kentucky has been found guilty in a federal court for violating civil rights in the…
