Archive

30 Jul

Beyond Survival: Ensuring Mental Well-Being for Yazidi Refugee Children

The Yazidi community in Iraq has endured atrocities since 2014, particularly affecting children who have endured abduction, enslavement, and trauma from witnessing violence. Despite international protections like the UNCRC, mental health support for Yazidi refugee children is critically inadequate, with many suffering from PTSD and other conditions in poorly resourced camps. This report highlights the need for improved mental health services and proposes actionable improvements to support the psychological well-being of Yazidi children from a human rights perspective.

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24 Oct

Even War Has Rules: A Broken Promise to Humanity

It reflects on the importance of upholding humanity in the face of political and economic interests that often lead to wars and atrocities. It highlights the establishment of International Humanitarian […]

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1 Apr

Online Gender Based Violence: Implications, Developments and the Legal Framework

The report delves into the pressing issue of online gender-based violence (OGBV), highlighting its various forms, such as cyberstalking and harassment, and its impact on women’s safety and participation in […]

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18 Sep

Challenging State Impunity: The Plight of the Rohingya People and the Gambia’s Claims that Myanmar’s Government has Committed Genocide

The Gambia has filed a case against Myanmar in the International Court of Justice (ICJ), alleging that the country has violated its duties under the Genocide Convention by committing atrocities […]

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31 Dec

Pakistan Report

In Pakistan, several cases of religious conversions occurred in 2019 and 2020. A 20-year-old Hindu girl, Kajol Kumari, was abducted and forced to marry Mohammed Akram, converting to Islam. Aneeta […]

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1 Sep

Monthly Report Pakistan

In September 2020, Pakistan experienced a series of cases involving Christian activists, blasphemy suspects, witch hunts on journalists, cybercrime cases, enforced disappearances, atrocities against minority groups, missing persons, and the […]

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