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The report highlights the significant human rights violations faced by minority groups in Tibet, particularly in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR), since February 2021. The region, established in 1965, has […]
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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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Pakistan's Constitution allows freedom of religion for minority groups, but the country has a poor record of safeguarding these rights. Attacks on minorities include targeted violence, abduction, conversion to Islam, and extrajudicial killings. Media groups have voiced concerns about hostility towards religious minorities on social media and closing spaces for dissent online. Female journalists are increasingly targeted online, with severe offline consequences. Forced conversions have become a privileged tool against Christians and Hindus, with girls being abducted, forcibly married, and converted to Islam. Blasphemy is also used to settle personal conflicts and target minorities. Transgenders are subjected to humiliation and violence by the conservative Pakistani community. Child abuse is a global problem, with at least 1,489 children subjected to sexual assault in Pakistan in the first half of the year.
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Malaysia, a multicultural country with diverse religions, ethnicities, and refugees, predominantly consists of the Bumiputra's, also known as ''sons of the land''. Despite Malaysia's democratic ideals, such as equality, freedom of speech, and justice, ethnic rights violations against these minorities persist. Hate speech against minorities and migrant refugees, particularly the Rohingya refugees, is common. Migrant workers face labor abuses, enforced disappearances, and human rights violations including violence, LGBTQ abuse, media restrictions, child labor, and human trafficking. The Malaysian government must work to protect the rights of all citizens, including minorities, migrants, women, transgender people, and refugees.
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Pakistan’s Constitution allows freedom of religion for minority groups, but ongoing attacks on them, including targeted violence, abduction, conversion to Islam, and extrajudicial killings, continue to violate human rights. In […]
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Turkey is facing a growing human rights crisis, with a decline in the rule of law and democracy, and institutional racism against non-Muslims and ethnic minorities. The country's protection of minority groups falls short of international standards, as exemplified by the policy of Turkification, which fails to recognize individuals' rights to ethnic, national, and religious identification. This practice violates international standards for minority rights, including religious freedom, speech, political participation, and discrimination. Turkey has also violated human rights, including the mistreatment of Kurds, water supply cuts, and the conviction of freelance journalists.
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The Global Human Rights Defence (ghrd) and Research and Empowerment Organization (REO) have been organizing a global campaign aimed at protecting the human rights of Bangladesh’s minority population. They work […]
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Bangladesh faces significant challenges in protecting human rights due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the lockdown, violent attacks by terrorist groups targeting non-muslim communities continue, resulting in various forms of […]
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Global Human Rights Defence (ghrd) and Human Rights Focus Pakistan (HRFP) held an event on International Women’s Day to educate participants on the law against violence against women. The event […]
READ MORE7 Mar
Global Human Rights Defence (ghrd) is a global organization that advocates for the rights of minorities and marginalized groups, aiming to protect their rights and promote socioeconomic empowerment. ghrd monitors […]
READ MOREGlobal Human Rights Defence (GHRD) is a dedicated advocate for human rights worldwide. Based in The Hague, the city of peace and justice. We work tirelessly to promote and protect the fundamental rights of individuals and communities. Our mission is to create a more just and equitable world, where every person's dignity and freedoms are upheld. Join us in our journey towards a brighter future for all.
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