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Between life and loss: The human cost of emergency care and mental health in Kenya
When the phone rings at an ambulance dispatch centre, there is rarely time for hesitation. On the other end could be a woman in labour
Fully Funded International Programme: Apply for the Women’s Human Rights Training Institute 2026 in Bulgaria for Lawyers and Legal Experts
Apply for the Women’s Human Rights Training Institute 2026 in Bulgaria for Lawyers and Legal Experts Lawyers and legal professionals passionate about advancing gender equality
World Environment Day 2026: environment, climate, and human rights at the centre of global attention
On 5 June 2026, the international community celebrates World Environment Day, an observance established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 during the Stockholm Conference
Petition seeks EU protection for Francesca Albanese, ICC judges and human rights defenders – Middle East Monitor
The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights on the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese called for support for a petition urging the
Global ocean protection target will fail without human rights
A recurring theme in the analysis is the proliferation of so-called “paper parks” – protected areas that appear in government statistics but provide little meaningful
Global Outcry Over Pakistan’s Human Rights Record Amid Activist’s Disappearance
Amnesty International has voiced significant concerns over Pakistan’s human rights practices following the alleged enforced disappearance of Fareedullah Afridi, an activist from the Pashtun Tahafuz
Church leaders call for united action against human trafficking in Africa
At a time when human trafficking, modern slavery and anti-migrant sentiment are increasing across parts of Africa, Catholic leaders, civil society organisations and law enforcement
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
OSCE Enhances Human Rights Knowledge for Uzbek Judges
OSCE Enhances Human Rights Expertise of Uzbek Judges Through Targeted Training TASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN – In a collaborative effort to strengthen the judicial system, the OSCE