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Seven individuals, including former CNN anchor Don Lemon and another journalist, have been charged with violating two federal laws in connection with a protest that disrupted a worship service in Minnesota earlier this month. The protest targeted a local field office director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, who also serves as a pastor at […]
Seven individuals, including former CNN anchor Don Lemon and another journalist, have been charged with violating two federal laws in connection with a protest that disrupted a worship service in Minnesota earlier this month. The protest targeted a local field office director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, who also serves as a pastor at […]
A new decade of action will commence in January, building upon the progress of the past ten years to advance the human rights of people of African descent worldwide. The United Nations emphasizes the need for collective action to address racial injustice. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mr. Türk, stated that securing the full rights […]
The Human Rights Council of Pakistan (HRC-Pakistan) has denounced a court decision sentencing human rights lawyers Iman Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha to a combined 17 years in prison and substantial fines. The sentencing stems from a case involving social media posts. Court Decision and Sentencing Judge Afzal Majoka’s court issued the sentence, including fines […]
Nepal’s human rights record was recently reviewed as part of the Universal Periodic Review process at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. Representatives from over 100 countries participated, acknowledging progress while also voicing concerns regarding specific areas. Universal Periodic Review Process The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a peer-review mechanism where the human […]
Kenya is globally recognized for its wildlife, athletic achievements, and agricultural exports. However, a new documentary, Kikuyu Land, explores lesser-known complexities within the nation. Journalist Bea Wangondu and U.S. co-director Andrew H. Brown, who also served as cinematographer, examine these issues through their film. Sundance Premiere and Focus Kikuyu Land will premiere in the World […]
The African Foundation for Legal Aid (AFLA) is seeking interns to support its work in human rights and international justice. This internship provides an opportunity to gain practical experience in research, advocacy, and capacity-building within a professional setting. Overview The internship offers exposure to human rights law, international criminal proceedings, and strategic advocacy initiatives. Interns […]
Following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis last week, a number of Justice Department officials have resigned. The circumstances surrounding the shooting and the Justice Department’s response have drawn scrutiny and raised concerns among legal experts. Justice Department Response to Shooting Senior Justice Department leaders have directed federal […]
The Trump administration halted litigation aimed at addressing civil rights abuses of prisoners in Louisiana and mentally ill people living in South Carolina group homes. The Biden administration had filed lawsuits against the two states in December following Department of Justice investigations that concluded they had failed to fix violations despite years of warnings. Louisiana […]
The UN Preparatory Committee for the draft Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Humanity will convene from January 19-30, 2026. Global Rights Compliance has joined the Initiative for Disability Inclusion in the Convention on Crimes against Humanity, advocating for the inclusion of disability perspectives in the forthcoming Convention. Persons with disabilities have […]