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Citizen Crusaders: Mobilizing the Masses to Combat Air Pollution

Accountability in Israel: Addressing Palestinian Militant Actions Targeting Civilians

US Imposes Sanctions on Sudan’s Abusive Commanders: A Step Towards Justice and Accountability

Testing the Olympic Committee: Assessing Rights Commitments in India

The EU’s Controversial Migration Agreement: A Risky and Excessive Approach

UAE’s Suppression of Debate at COP28: Undermining Climate Action and Human Rights

A Closer Look: The Impact of IMF Austerity Loan Conditions on Human Rights

The Failures of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile: Examining the Growing Exodus of Venezuelans

Exploring Comprehensive Solutions at the Climate Summit: Beyond Carbon Markets

An Interfaith Call for Justice: Examining Israel’s Treatment of Palestinians

 
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Lee Olivia

Attacks on Cambodian Opposition Activists in Thailand: A Disturbing Trend

Thailand: Cambodian Opposition Activist Assaulted In a disturbing trend of attacks on Cambodian opposition activists in Thailand, Human Rights Watch has called for an immediate and impartial investigation into the assault on Phorn Phanna, a refugee critical of the Phnom Penh government. The attack took place on August 22nd in […]

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Patel Maya

Assault on Cambodian Opposition Activist Shakes Thailand’s Democratic Stability

Investigating the Attack on Cambodian Opposition Activist in Thailand Background On August 22, 2023, Phorn Phanna, a Cambodian opposition activist and refugee, was brutally assaulted in Rayong province, Thailand. Phanna, who had sought refuge in Thailand to escape persecution by the Cambodian government, was beaten by three Khmer-speaking men. This […]

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Lee Olivia

Zimbabwe Elections: Democracy Challenged by Repression and Digital Threats

Zimbabwe’s General Elections Marred by Reports of Voter Intimidation and Internet Shutdown Concerns Over Voter Intimidation Recent reports from Amnesty International highlight disturbing incidents of voter intimidation in Zimbabwe’s general elections. The organization has expressed deep concern over the activities of Forever Associates of Zimbabwe (FAZ), a shadowy organization allegedly […]

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Samantha Chen

Zimbabwe Elections: Challenged by Repression and Threats to Connectivity.

Amid Reports of Voter Intimidation and Internet Shutdown, Zimbabwe‘s General Elections Raise Alarming Concerns Introduction Zimbabwe‘s general elections have been marred by reports of voter intimidation, the arrest of civil society organization (CSOs) staff members, and mounting fears of an internet shutdown. These disturbing developments have caught the attention of […]

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Liu David

Zimbabwe’s Troubled Elections: Repressive Crackdown and Communication Blackout Fears.

Zimbabwe’s General Elections Marred by Voter Intimidation and Internet Shutdown Fears Amnesty International has raised concerns over Zimbabwe’s general elections, citing reports of voter intimidation, the arrest of civil society organization (CSOs) staff members, and fears of an impending internet shutdown. The election process has been marred by allegations of […]

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Liu David

Another Blow to Human Rights in Lebanon: Attack on LGBTI Bar Raises Concerns

Violent Attack on LGBTI-friendly Bar in Beirut Raises Alarms Background In a disturbing incident that took place yesterday, a far-right Christian group known as Jnoud El-Rab launched a violent attack on Madame Om, a popular LGBTI-friendly bar in Beirut. This incident marks a troubling escalation in the ongoing attacks against […]

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Liu David

Repressive Measures Stifle Jordan’s Path to Reform

Repression Undermines Jordan’s Reform Narrative The Current Situation In recent years, Jordan has presented itself as a country on the path to political reform and modernization. The government has implemented new laws on elections and political parties, aiming to encourage political participation. However, this narrative of progress is contradicted by […]

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Patel Maya

Preparing for Change: Global Youth Unite in Lebanon to Tackle Climate Crisis

Youth from almost 100 climate-impacted countries gather in Lebanon ahead of COP28 Overview Beirut, Lebanon will play host to 450 young leaders from nearly 100 climate-affected regions as they gather for a Climate Justice Camp from August 28 to September 2. The participants, representing countries across the Global South, will […]

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Samantha Chen

Ecuador’s Historic Referendum: A Collective Push to Preserve the Amazon Rainforest

Ecuadorians Vote to “Keep the Oil in the Soil” in the Amazon A historic vote took place in Ecuador on Sunday, as the people voted to halt all current and future oil drilling in Yasuni National Park, located in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. This momentous decision comes after […]

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Samantha Chen

Bangladesh: Urgent Release Demanded for Woman Arrested over Son’s Facebook Post

Analyzing the Arrest of Anisha Siddika: A New Low for Bangladesh Introduction The case of Anisha Siddika, a 58-year-old woman who was arrested in Bangladesh over her son’s Facebook post criticizing the government, highlights a disturbing trend of intolerance towards opposing views in both online and offline spaces. This arrest […]

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