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Afghanistan's women are facing severe setbacks in their rights following the Taliban's return to power, which has led to significant restrictions on education, freedom of movement, and overall well-being. This report examines the complex history and current state of women's rights in Afghanistan, highlighting their resilience and ongoing struggle for dignity amidst oppressive policies. The resurgence of the Taliban has reignited global concern for women's rights, emphasising the urgent need for international support and solidarity in safeguarding their fundamental rights and empowering them for a just future.
READ MORE10 May
The death penalty in Japan remains a contentious issue, as the country is one of the few industrialised nations still practicing capital punishment, and faces scrutiny over its detention conditions and execution methods. This report analyses the historical evolution and legal frameworks surrounding the death penalty, highlighting the isolation of death row inmates and the secrecy of the execution process. Additionally, it examines Japan's compliance with International Human Rights Standards, the psychological impact on inmates, and ongoing advocacy efforts for reform or abolition, contributing to the broader global discourse on capital punishment.
READ MORE17 Apr
This report explores the challenges faced by women seeking justice, highlighting the importance of access to justice as a fundamental human right. Women often face gendered differences in their experiences, […]
READ MORE11 Apr
The Rohingya people in Myanmar have been facing systemic discrimination, violence, and displacement for decades. The predominantly Muslim ethnic group, residing in the Rakhine State, has been denied citizenship and […]
READ MORE1 Aug
The case against Nigeria highlights numerous human rights abuses, particularly violations of the right to housing, family, property, a clean environment, and health, stemming from the government’s neglect of impacted […]
READ MORE1 Jun
It delves into the critical role of Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) in advancing human rights, particularly women’s rights and gender equality, while highlighting the unique challenges they face, including […]
READ MORE10 Feb
Queer rights in Latin America have seen significant advancements since the 1990s, with victories such as decriminalization and the legalization of same-sex marriage. However, conservative and religious groups have resisted […]
READ MORE12 Dec
This monthly report provides an overview of human rights violations in November 2022, focusing on minorities and marginalized groups in Pakistan. It covers Pakistan’s history, political structure, significant violations, children’s […]
READ MORE10 Dec
In 2022, finding housing in the Netherlands is challenging for internationals, students, people of color, and the LGBTQIA+ community. Global Human Rights Defence conducted a 2022 Housing Vulnerability Survey to […]
READ MORE30 Sep
This report examines the Vietnamese government's repression of civil society and human rights defenders. It provides an overview of the country's history, socio-political landscape, religious and ethnic minority groups, and its national and international human rights legal framework. The report covers cases from June to September 2022 related to the repression of human rights defenders, civil society, and ethnic and religious minority groups.
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