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Meta V France’s Défenseur des Droits
As Europe tightens scrutiny of artificial intelligence, the case underscores how even automated systems can mirror society’s inequities while hiding behind technical complexity.
Civic Life/Britain’s Charities Under Siege
Mark Simms, the interim chair of the Charity Commission, has condemned the “abhorrent abuse” directed at staff and volunteers, particularly those working with refugees and…
ICC/ Mame Mandiaye Niang, Will Now Replace Khan
The decision, seen by Reuters, marks another damaging episode for the embattled prosecutor, who has already stepped aside pending a UN investigation into allegations of…
Northern Ireland’s Troubles
If implemented as promised, the new arrangement would scrap those immunities, reopen the door to civil proceedings, and empower a Legacy Commission to mount investigations…
Three Decades On, Beijing’s Promise Remains Elusive
The Declaration, hailed by António Guterres as the most ambitious political commitment on gender equality, has propelled advances in education, legal protections, and political representation.
Sumud Flotilla Sets Sail to Challenge Gaza Siege
The journey is projected to take around ten days to reach Palestinian territorial waters. More than 400 activists from approximately 50 countries are participating in…
Israel has committed genocide in the Gaza Strip, UN Commission finds
The Commission recommended that Member States cease the transfer of arms and other equipment that may be used for the commission of genocidal acts to…
The Overlooked Pillar of Transitional Justice
Although fundamental to establishing truth, accountability, and reparations, the systematic gathering and preservation of evidence and testimonies remain undervalued by both national and international actors.
US/A Report Without Rights
Nowhere is this politicization more evident than in the administration’s approach to deportations. While acknowledging serious abuses in countries such as Venezuela, South Sudan, and…
UN Human Rights Chief Comments on the Death of Colombian Candidate
The UN Human Rights Office in Colombia will continue supporting authorities and civil society to uphold human rights during the election period and beyond.
Rights Groups Condemn Niger’s Crackdown as Threat to Workers’ Freedoms and Democracy
Rights groups condemned the move as a violation of workers’ freedoms and a blow to democratic institutions.
Ethiopia’s new civil society crackdown risks undoing reform
The government has already suspended several human rights organisations and shut down over 1,500 groups since early 2024. Journalists and opposition figures face harassment, arrests, and…
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