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Investigating the Beirut Blast: Urgent Call for Action by the UN Human Rights Council

 
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Patel Maya

Can Canada Lead the Way in Ending Immigration Detention?

The Journey of Amina and the Fight for Abolishing Immigration Detention in Canada A Personal Story Just two years ago, I had the privilege of meeting Amina, a young Afghan refugee who had made her way to Canada with her family. Their journey, escaping war-torn Afghanistan and finding refuge in […]

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Patel Maya

Global Crises Demand Attention: How World Leaders Can Make A Difference

UN: World Leaders Should Spotlight Global Crises September 15, 2023 In a recent statement, Human Rights Watch has called on world leaders attending the United Nations General Assembly to focus their attention and urge accountability for global human rights crises. With more than 140 leaders expected to attend the annual […]

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Liu David

The Deafening Silence: Southern African Leaders Fail to Address Abuses in Mozambique

Leaders in Southern Africa Remain Silent on Abuses in Mozambique Investigation Results Delayed and Victims of Abuses in Limbo Leaders from Southern Africa recently gathered in Luanda, Angola, to discuss various matters, including the military mission in Mozambique‘s Cabo Delgado region. The region has been plagued by human rights abuses […]

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Liu David

Amnesty International’s Promotion of Human Rights Leadership: Americas Director Takes on New Global Role

Amnesty International Appoints Erika Guevara-Rosas as Head of Global Research, Advocacy, and Policy Leading the Fight for Human Rights in a Changing World In a move to bolster its human rights agenda around the world, Amnesty International has appointed Erika Guevara-Rosas as the new head of Global Research, Advocacy, and […]

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Lee Olivia

Ethiopia’s Amhara Region: Navigating a Turbulent Storm

Deepening Crisis in Ethiopia’s Amhara Region Introduction Ethiopia‘s Amhara region has been grappling with a deepening crisis, marked by violent unrest, armed conflict, and widespread abuses. In recent weeks, the conflict has escalated, leading to an increase in civilian casualties. This situation raises concerns about the protection of human rights, […]

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Lee Olivia

“The United States Takes Charge: Leading the Security Council Through Perilous Times”

US at Helm of Security Council amid Rising Global Crises This week, United States Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield assumes the presidency of the UN Security Council. The ambassador’s agenda for August includes a “focus” on human rights. Human rights undoubtedly deserve to be on the council agenda, […]

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Lee Olivia

Examining the Escalating Violence Under President Tinubu’s Leadership: Over 120 Lives Lost in Nigeria

The Escalating Gun Violence in Nigeria: A Failure of Leadership and Impunity The Current Crisis Gun violence has surged in Nigeria in recent weeks, with at least 123 deaths reported in various communities across the country since President Bola Tinubu’s inauguration on May 29th. Rural areas, already accustomed to the […]

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