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22 May

Crimes Involved in Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

The war in Ukraine began with Russia’s invasion in February 2022, deemed a violation of the Ukrainian people’s right to self-determination and an attempt to re-colonize Ukraine. The report focuses […]

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20 May

Freedom of Speech in Bangladesh

Freedom of expression is a fundamental pillar of democracy, allowing everyone to participate in public affairs. It is recognized at international and national levels, including in international human rights instruments and domestic constitutions. Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) states that everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and this is reiterated in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). In Bangladesh, the Constitution of the People's Republic of Bangladesh aims to build a socialist society based on democratic values, ensuring the rule of law and respect for fundamental human rights. However, religion and media owners' influence on journalists hinder the full realization of freedom of expression. The Bangladeshi government's tendency to suppress dissent on social media also violates people's right to information. International organizations and human rights institutions should focus on promoting freedom of expression on social platforms.

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17 May

‘Ukrainians First’: Uncovering the Racism against African, South Asian & Middle-Eastern Refugees from Ukraine

The article highlights the discrimination and racism experienced by Global-South nationals fleeing Ukraine during the Russian invasion. African women were barred from trains, black and Asian refugees were violently pushed […]

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1 May

Abortion Rights Around the World: Research Report

Abortion remains a contentious issue worldwide, with millions of women participating in discussions about Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) rights. However, the US has become more restrictive in recent years, […]

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15 Mar

Child Marriage and the Shortcomings of International Human Rights Law, as Reflected in the Example of India

UNICEF reports that over 650 million women are married before the age of 18, with 1 in 5 girls married before turning 18. Child marriage is prevalent in Sub-Saharan Africa […]

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1 Feb

China and the 2022 Olympics

The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China, have garnered significant political and media attention, highlighting the conflicting dynamics of sporting events in states facing human rights violations, such as China.

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1 Feb

International Women’s Day in Bangladesh

This report highlights the human rights violations faced by Bangladeshi women, despite constitutional guarantees of equality. Despite the country’s constitutional guarantee of equality, women still face significant disadvantages, including high […]

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3 Jan

The Prosecution v Dominic Ongwen

Dominic Ongwen, born in 1975 in Northern Uganda, was kidnapped by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) in 1987. The group, formed by Joseph Kony to overthrow President Yoweri Museveni, abducted […]

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1 Jan

Monthly Report Pakistan

This monthly report highlights human rights issues and violations against minorities and marginalized groups in Pakistan during January 2022. It emphasizes the importance of addressing these violations and raising awareness. […]

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31 Dec

Mexico Quarterly Report on the Human Rights Situation

Mexico, a federation of 31 states and Mexico City, is organized as the capital and former Federal District. The federal Constitution grants powers to the states and Mexico City, with […]

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