Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

Newsletter
13 Jan, 2021

Humanitarian Crisis

Lebanon: A Nation on the Brink of Turmoil

Lebanon’s complex political landscape complicates efforts for stability. Long-standing sectarian divisions and economic turmoil have hindered effective governance, leaving the population vulnerable to external shocks.…

8 March, 2026

A Tipping Point in an Escalating Conflict

The fundamental tenets of international law, particularly those regarding the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure during conflicts, must not be disregarded. Armed groups and…

4 March, 2026

Humanitarian Crisis Escalates in the Middle East

Alarming estimates reveal that approximately 30,000 individuals fled these perilous areas overnight, compounding the plight of an already displaced population of 64,000.

4 March, 2026

Human Rights and the Challenges of Civilian Life During Lebanon’s Turmoil

International humanitarian law upholds that civilians who choose not to evacuate in response to warnings retain full protection. The forced displacement of individuals is fundamentally…

3 March, 2026

UN Human Rights Council Urges Immediate Restraint Amid Intensifying Middle Eastern Conflict

The Council highlighted the urgent need for all parties involved to prioritize peace over hostilities, advocating for negotiations that respect human rights and address the…

3 March, 2026

The Human Cost of Military Aggression

UNESCO’s statement underscores that international humanitarian law mandates protection for pupils in educational settings and that attacks on schools fundamentally jeopardize the right to education.

2 March, 2026

Human Rights Risks Are Profound

The immediate humanitarian consequence is predictable: hospitals strained by casualties from months of conflict, interrupted supply lines, and growing public health risks, particularly to displaced…

1 March, 2026

Jonglei’s Exodus, South Sudan Faces a ‘Perfect Storm’ of War, Disease, and Hunger

Human rights implications are stark. Civilians, including children and the elderly, are being shot, abducted, and sexually assaulted amid near‑impunity. Donors must fund scaled protection,…

24 February, 2026

Ukraine’s Women Bearing the Brunt of Energy and Healthcare Attacks

UN Women’s Sofia Calltorp highlighted that 65 percent of Ukraine’s energy generation capacity has been destroyed, plunging communities into darkness, curtailing mobility and access to…

22 February, 2026

Jonglei’s Women and Children, at the Epicentre of a Silent Crisis

The humanitarian imperative is urgent: scaled protection, sexual and reproductive health care, child protection, and psychosocial support must accompany predictable food and shelter aid.

19 February, 2026

Ukraine’s Winter of Displacement

The humanitarian response must scale winterisation, housing repair, livelihoods and mental‑health support, while pursuing accountability for rights violations.          

17 February, 2026

Tawila’s Children, Resilience Amid Ruin

Urgent, sustained financing and protection measures are required to convert fragile hope into durable rights‑based solutions.

17 February, 2026