Somali Opposition Condemns Arrests of Journalist and Activists Amid Sinai Market Dispute What happened A prominent Somali opposition coalition on Tuesday condemned…
Somalia’s Parliament Approves Long-Awaited Human Rights Commission, Signaling a New Chapter for Accountability Mogadishu — Somalia’s Federal Parliament on Saturday approved the…
EU–AU human rights talks expose a shared crisis of civic space — and an urgent test of the partnership When civil society…
Somalia’s fragile human-rights transition meets a test on press freedom GENEVA — In a packed room at the United Nations Human Rights…
Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Report: A Pattern of Violence, State Complicity and Vulnerable Lives When the Zimbabwe Peace Project released a terse but…
Confrontation and Compassion: A Tale of Protest and Unity in Johannesburg In a towering city where hope and division often coexist, South…
Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Struggles: A Deepening Crisis As Zimbabwe approaches a pivotal moment in its political landscape, a recent report by the…
Back in 1965, a woman from Norway gave birth to a baby girl at a private hospital. Just a week later, she…
A former police officer from Kentucky has been found guilty in a federal court for violating civil rights in the tragic shooting…
The human rights leader of the United Nations has conveyed a grim message, stating that the “darkest chapter” of the conflict in…
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has taken a dim view of the Burkina Faso government’s recent submission to the African Commission on Human…
