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Elderly Hindu Busness Owner Attacked and Killed by Unknown Assaillants in Bangladesh

A 62-year-old Hindu businessman, Sushen Chandra Sarkar, was brutally attacked and killed by unidentified assailants in Bangladesh’s Mymensingh district. The incident has raised ...

By February 19, 20260

Environment

The Ecological and Human Rights Impact of Indonesia’s the Batang Toru Hydropower Project

This article examines the ecological and human rights concerns surrounding Indonesia’s Batang Toru hydropower project. It highlights threats to the endangered Tapanuli orangutan, ...

By February 16, 20260

World News

Excessive Use Of Force Against Protesters by Australian Police

Protests in Australia against the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog were met with alleged excessive force by police, including physical assaults and ...

By February 13, 20260

Free Speech

Hong Kong Conviction of Activist’s Father Sparks Human Rights Concerns over Efforts to Silence Dissent

A Hong Kong court’s conviction of activist Anna Kwok’s father under the National Security Law has raised concerns about escalating transnational repression. The ...

By February 13, 20260

World News

The Ninth Workers’ Party Congress of North Korea: What Lies Ahead?

North Korea is set to hold its Ninth Workers’ Party Congress in February 2026, where key political, military, and economic strategies will be ...

By February 13, 20260

Children's Rights

Red Hand Day – Against the Recruitment and Exploitation of Child Soldiers

On 12 February 2002, the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed ...

By February 12, 20260

World News

New Zealand’s Modern Slavery Bill

New Zealand has advanced its Modern Slavery Bill, aiming to establish a legal framework to combat exploitative labour practices. The proposed law would ...

By February 12, 20260

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Intensified Offshore Processing of Refugees from Nauru

Australia’s expansion of offshore processing policies has intensified the transfer of asylum seekers to Nauru, raising serious human rights concerns. Critics highlight the ...

By February 12, 20260

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WHEN WOMEN SPEAK

WHEN WOMEN SPEAK I N T E R N A T I O N A L W O M E N ’ S ...

By February 9, 20260

Torture

North Korea’s Crackdown on Foreign Media

This article highlights North Korea’s harsh crackdown on foreign media, including executions, labour camp sentences, and public humiliation for consuming South Korean content. ...

By February 6, 20260

Elderly Hindu Busness Owner Attacked and Killed by Unknown Assaillants in Bangladesh

The Ecological and Human Rights Impact of Indonesia’s the Batang Toru Hydropower Project

Excessive Use Of Force Against Protesters by Australian Police

Hong Kong Conviction of Activist’s Father Sparks Human Rights Concerns over Efforts to Silence Dissent

The Ninth Workers’ Party Congress of North Korea: What Lies Ahead?

Red Hand Day – Against the Recruitment and Exploitation of Child Soldiers

New Zealand’s Modern Slavery Bill

Intensified Offshore Processing of Refugees from Nauru

WHEN WOMEN SPEAK

North Korea’s Crackdown on Foreign Media

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