Human Rights, Values, and Culture.
Vietnam’s Rights Promises Under Scrutiny
During a meeting in Paris in October 2024, President Macron and Vietnamese President ToLam signed a France–Vietnam Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The accompanying joint declaration reaffirmed…
A Referendum on Reform and Petro’s Last Stand
Mr. Petro, Colombia’s first leftist president, enters his final year in office facing mounting legislative resistance. His original labour reform bill, aimed at overhauling outdated…
Renewed Diplomacy and Lingering Crises – UN Addresses Yemen and Afghanistan
The statement will coincide with the United Nations Security Council’s monthly briefing on Yemen, where Special Envoy Hans Grundberg and a representative of the Office…
The State of the World’s Human Rights: April 2025
The report documents human rights concerns during 2024 in 150 countries, connecting global and regional issues and looking to the future.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Embarks on Pivotal Mission to Syria and Lebanon
This marks the first-ever visit by a UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to Syria, a country that has been at the center of a…
New Internet Regulations in Vietnam: A Threat to Online Freedom and Privacy
While the government defends the law as a necessary measure to ensure national security and prevent the spread of harmful content, human rights groups and…
Mexico’s Landmark Reform to Protect Drivers
This reform is not only a victory for the workers directly involved but also sends a powerful message about the future of labor rights in…
Unveiling Complicity: British Palestinians Demand Action on Gaza
The press conference will feature speakers from Gaza and Britain, offering an exclusive look behind the Israeli-imposed media blackout in the northern strip.
Gender Based Violence in Kenya
Nairobi Women’s Hospital says its gender-based violence recovery centres are reporting 4000 cases a month.
The International Criminal Court: A Historical Background and Growing Challenges
The origins of international criminal justice can be traced back to the aftermath of World War II, which left behind a legacy of unprecedented atrocities…
UNESCO and UNOSAT Unveil Urgent Assessment of Cultural Heritage Destruction in Lebanon and Gaza
UNESCO’s mission, led by Pikkat, is centered on the protection and preservation of cultural heritage, even amid armed conflict, as these assets form an essential…
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