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Vietnam Shifts the Narrative on Human Rights
Anna Pelizzari Siavosh Hosseini, December 30th, 2019 Vietnam will engage in a dialogue with the United Nations Human Rights Committee on July 7th-8th ...
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Despite Orban’s ban, the Pride Parade in Budapest will still go on
Elisabedi Koridze Mick de Paola, July 11th, 2019 200,000 people gathered and marched together in the Budapest Pride Parade after Orban banned it. ...
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South Korean Families Seek Answers on Missing Relatives Detained in North Korea
Valentina Palcovicova Pixabay, March 20, 2017 For years, South Korean families have been deprived of information about the fate of their loved ones ...
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Exploitation of Domestic Workers by Sri Lankan Diplomats
Karina Baciu Cottonbro Studio, October 16, 2020 One of many similar cases surfaced, where Priyanka Danaratna was placed under exploitative working conditions ...
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Information War Between North Korea and South Korea: North Korea denies to take down its propaganda loudspeakers
South Korea takes down its propaganda loudspeakers in the North Korean border to ease the tension between the countries. Although it was reported ...
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Japan’s Human Rights Violations in their Criminal Procedures and the ‘Hostage Justice’ System
Japan faces a lawsuit over alleged violations of criminal procedure, with plaintiffs claiming that authorities have subjected them to wrongful treatment and coerced ...
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Vietnam Unveils Universal Healthcare Plan: Free Check-Ups and Hospital Fee Exemption
Hanif Ardiningrum Khansa | Asia Team Researcher Ngwynh Laurence via Unsplash, 17 March, 2024 Vietnam will provide free annual health check-ups for all ...
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Protest against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism and for justice for the victims in Kashmir
The Hague, Netherlands GHRD official press release 1st of May 2025 On May 1, under the banner “Enough is Enough,” Global Human Rights ...
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Former Geologist Who Spent Seven Years In Mongolian Prison Is Now Denied Permission To Leave The Country Upon His Release
GHRD Research Team In 2015, geologist Mohammad Munshi was jailed in Mongolia after being found guilty of fraud following a flawed trial. After ...
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China To Further Restrict The Right To Free Movement By Strengthening The Requirements To Get Passports
GHRD Research Team China’s long tradition of travel bans continues as the country creates new rules and lengthy procedures for certain citizens to ...








