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The United Kingdom and Denmark intend to Relocate Refugees to Rwanda

eople who are seeking refuge in the UK are now to be transported to Rwanda under a contentious new system slammed by international human rights organizations as "shockingly ill-conceived idea" and in violation of international responsibilities.

Russian Arms to Southeast Asia Remains Outstanding

NewsBy Dilara Ozer

What makes Russia a suitable supplier of arms to certain Southeast Asian countries is that it offers cheaper equipment, barter as a payment alternative, and does not consider human rights records unlike Europe and the United States.

South America: Left-Wing Candidates Score in Politics

NewsBy Ahmetcan Uzlaşık

In 1994, he was appointed to the Colombian embassy in Belgium as a diplomatic attaché for human rights, a position he held until 1996.

“I Kept Three Copies of My Novels Lest They Get Confiscated”: An Interview with Freed Palestinian Prisoner Esmat Mansour

Middle EastBy Yousef M. Aljamal

There are human and emotional scenes there, where families and prisoners are separated during the visits by a net or, later, glass barriers.

Ahmad Al-Manasra: A Palestinian Child Who Grew up Behind Israeli Bars

Middle EastBy Yousef M. Aljamal

The Israeli Prison Service (IPS) has isolated Al-Manasra since November 2021, claiming that his mental health is not stable and putting him with other inmates might cause harm to them!Read: Palestinian Political Prisoners: Untold Stories and Palestinian PoliticsThe imprisonment conditions of Palestinian prisoners, especially child prisoners, has been documented by various human rights groups.

Can the Taliban Deal with their Handicaps?

WorldBy Nilly Kohzad

How can a group that has countlessly violated human rights ever be trusted again? During its first stint in power in the 1990s, the Taliban deprived all girls and women of education, keeping them in the dark.

American Political Opportunism and the Long Overdue Rohingya Genocide Determination

WorldBy Maung Zarni

The construction of the gas pipeline was associated with the use of forced labor and other crimes against humanity.

Euro-Med Researcher: “Migration Muted in Tunisia”

NewsBy Ahmetcan Uzlaşık

“Migration remains relatively muted in Tunisia, despite its increased popularity as a transit country and the growing number of people drowning off its coasts,” Michela Pugliese, a migration and asylum researcher at Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, told Politics Today.

Power Politics and Moral Accountability

PoliticsBy Robert R. Bianchi

From Abu Ghraib to Mariupol International law is generally respected in commerce and diplomacy, but it is routinely cast aside in matters of armed conflict, human rights, and immigration.

The Urge to Kill to Survive: Russia’s Imperialist Expansionism Explained

WorldBy Murat Aslan

Russia knows that its conventional military inventory is aged and cannot win a full-scale traditional war despite its numeric superiority.

Selective Solidarity with War Victims: Ukrainian and Palestinian Refugees

WorldBy Yousef M. Aljamal

To their good luck, Ukrainian refugees were exempt from handing in their jewelry upon arrival in countries such as Denmark, as other refugees including Syrians were told to do, prompting human rights groups such as Euro-Med Monitor to call this Danish law an “outright discrimination.

Russia’s War in Ukraine and the Global Struggle for Power

WorldBy Kemal İnat

For example, one can focus on the human rights aspect and, in this context, on how much Russia's previous war tactics in Chechnya and Syria have come to the fore in Ukraine.

China’s Sanctions against Lithuania Go Almost Unnoticed

NewsBy Dilara Ozer

Amidst the EU trend to criticize China on human rights issues, and its leniency towards Taiwan and Hong Kong, China’s harsh stance is exemplary of the consequences of what other nations might encounter if the “One China” policy is challenged.

Xinjiang: The New Face of the Old Problem in China

WorldBy Robert Bociaga

We should not forget that this particular repression of Muslims in Xinjiang harnesses all the tools of the globalized modern age: capitalism and progress which often mean the policing, exploitation, and dehumanization of the recipients of the so-called help.

Where Belarus and Belarusians Stand on the War in Ukraine

WorldBy Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira

When Vladimir Putin’s extended support to Lukashenko in the aftermath of mass social protests and the political crisis in 2020, he guaranteed Lukashenko’s political survival, at a time when the West, responding to mass human rights violations, repressions, and torture in Belarus, started to adopt sanctions.

Maltreatment of Non-White Refugees from Ukraine Should Cause Outrage

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

His comments received with harsh criticisms and outrage via social media, with many readers pointing out how his views led to the increasing dehumanization of non-white Christian and non-Europeans suffering from a conflict in mainstream media.

Russian Invasion of Ukraine from an International Law Perspective

WorldBy Yucel Acer

According to Russian claims, this is anti-democratic and violates human rights, and therefore Russia voices its motive for the invasion as ending the government of Ukraine's “anti-democratic” rule.

Rayan, the Moroccan 5-Year-Old, and the Unspoken Miseries of a Media Show

Middle EastBy Ali Lmrabet

After 13 days of superhuman effort, the Spanish rescuers, including a team of miners with expertise in underground rescue, failed.

Stealing Innocence: The Theft of Refugee Children in Sweden

WorldBy Farhan Mujahid Chak

A report, based on research conducted by Human Rights Watch in Sweden from January 25 to February 8, 2016 identifies key shortcomings in the Swedish child welfare system.

“Godi Media” in Modi’s India: A War on Journalists?

WorldBy CJ Werleman

our weeks after Amnesty International was forced to halt is operations in India in September 2020, citing the Indian government’s crackdown on civil society, the UK-based human rights organization published a report warning of a coordinated effort to target journalists and activists in India and Kashmir, specifically those critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

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The United Kingdom and Denmark intend to Relocate Refugees to Rwanda

Russian Arms to Southeast Asia Remains Outstanding

South America: Left-Wing Candidates Score in Politics

“I Kept Three Copies of My Novels Lest They Get Confiscated”: An Interview with Freed Palestinian Prisoner Esmat Mansour

Ahmad Al-Manasra: A Palestinian Child Who Grew up Behind Israeli Bars

Can the Taliban Deal with their Handicaps?

American Political Opportunism and the Long Overdue Rohingya Genocide Determination

Euro-Med Researcher: “Migration Muted in Tunisia”

Power Politics and Moral Accountability

The Urge to Kill to Survive: Russia’s Imperialist Expansionism Explained

Selective Solidarity with War Victims: Ukrainian and Palestinian Refugees

Russia’s War in Ukraine and the Global Struggle for Power

China’s Sanctions against Lithuania Go Almost Unnoticed

Xinjiang: The New Face of the Old Problem in China

Where Belarus and Belarusians Stand on the War in Ukraine

Maltreatment of Non-White Refugees from Ukraine Should Cause Outrage

Russian Invasion of Ukraine from an International Law Perspective

Rayan, the Moroccan 5-Year-Old, and the Unspoken Miseries of a Media Show

Stealing Innocence: The Theft of Refugee Children in Sweden

“Godi Media” in Modi’s India: A War on Journalists?

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