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US Congress panel says Tamil victims still denied justice 17 years on
The United States Congress’ Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission (TLHRC) has renewed calls for accountability and redress for wartime abuses in Sri Lanka, marking Tamil
World Day for African and Afrodescendant Culture
Africa’s vibrant and rich living heritage plays a fundamental role in building a strong cultural identity and shared values across the region, which are key
Combating technology-facilitated gender-based violence in South-Eastern Europe: UNODC brings together regional experts to address digital violence
Go to Home Combating technology-facilitated gender-based violence in South-Eastern Europe: UNODC brings together regional experts to address digital violence 5 December 2025 – Technology-facilitated gender-based
Library Of Africa and African Diaspora gain global recognition
The Library of Africa and The African Diaspora (LOATAD) has been featured in the internationally acclaimed 150 Libraries to Visit Before You Die, a reader’s
Equity Bank Uganda Wins Diaspora Banking Awards at Pan-African Gala
Equity Bank Uganda won three awards for diaspora banking and cross-border remittance services at the AIDO Network Pan-African Impact Awards held during Africa Liberation Week
Pope Leo’s defence of human rights, social justice and multilateral dialogue welcomed
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, was published on 25 May. Subtitled “On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence”, it
Pennsylvania “Cruel Punishments” Decision Nods Toward International Human Rights Law
For decades, Pennsylvania courts brushed aside the distinctive history and text of the state’s constitution’s bar on “cruel punishments” to instead follow the federal construction
Refugees forced to sleep outside Durban police station amid rising xenophobic violence
More than 500 refugees and migrants in Durban have been left stranded, homeless and fearful for their safety after violent attacks, threats and what advocacy
Weekly Racial Justice Briefing — May 18–24, 2026
Vernellia R. Randall, Weekly Racial Justice Briefing — May 18–24, 2026 This week’s racial justice developments extended beyond voting-rights litigation into anti-DEI enforcement, hate crimes,
Israel Summons Spanish Envoy Over Police Violence Against Flotilla Activists Amid Diplomatic Backlash
Under the directive of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, Ambassador Yossi Amrani summoned Spanish chargé d’affaires Francisca Pedros for a clarification meeting following videos showing Spanish