How One Meeting with Nelson and Winnie Mandela Transformed a Zimbabwean Journalist’s Life
July 18 – Mandela Day — Some encounters last only a few moments but influence an entire lifetime. For former...
Human Rights
UN Highlights Three Humanitarian Emergencies: Sudan’s Water Crisis, Stranded Seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz, and Food Aid Risks for Congolese Refugees in Burundi
The United Nations has drawn global attention to three pressing humanitarian challenges affecting millions of people across Africa and the...
Activist Group Calls for Unrestricted Access to Jantar Mantar, Alleges Police Intimidation
An activist organisation identifying itself as the Cockroach Janta Party has publicly urged the Delhi Police to stop what it...
Volunteer Harassment Allegation Sparks Fresh Debate Over Dissent and Policing in Uttar Pradesh
A fresh political and civil rights controversy has emerged after allegations that a humanitarian volunteer, identified as Mohd Junaid, and...
Candidates for Next UN Secretary-General Face Public Town Hall as Selection Process Advances
The race to lead the United Nations entered an important phase as candidates for the next Secretary-General participated in a...
Marco Rubio Criticizes Cuban Government After New U.S. Report Renews Focus on Human Rights and Governance
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has renewed criticism of the Cuban government following the release of a new report...
Health Care Under Fire: WHO Reports Alarming Rise in Attacks Across the Eastern Mediterranean Region
The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised serious concerns over the escalating violence targeting health care facilities and workers across...
Australia’s Tough Anti-Terrorism Debate Rekindled as One Nation Pushes to Block Return of Former ISIS Recruits
Australia's national security debate has intensified once again after the One Nation political party renewed calls for stricter measures to...
