Tag: Human Rights

Bangladesh Saw Surge of Mob Killings in 2024: Rights Groups

Mob killings in Bangladesh surge after August revolution, with 128 deaths recorded in 2024, say rights groups.

Selective Accountability: The TTP and its Refugee Reality

From Gaza to Kashmir, the world picks and chooses when to care about human rights. UNAMA’s selective accountability over Pakistan’s TTP strikes is one instance.

US Embassy Condemns Oppression of Women by AIG

US Embassy condemns IEA injustice against women in Afghanistan, warning it threatens global justice and human rights.

Pakistan, EU Strengthen Ties at 14th Joint Commission Meeting

Pakistan and EU reinforce cooperation on key issues at the 14th Joint Commission meeting, focusing on trade and human rights.

UN Committee Notes Blasphemy Law Abuse in Pakistan

The UN urges Pakistan to amend its blasphemy law amid rising violence, with false accusations fueling mob attacks and persecution.

Afghan Women Deserve Better

Afghan women deserve better. A balanced approach is needed to uphold their rights while respecting Afghanistan’s cultural context and traditions.

Lockdowns and Protests: A Governance Crisis in Pakistan

The ongoing PTI protests and the government’s reliance on lockdowns reveal a deeper governance crisis in Pakistan, disrupting the economy, causing loss of life, and exacerbating political instability.

Yunus Calls for Patience as Bangladesh Pursues Electoral Reforms

Yunus urges patience as Bangladesh works on electoral reforms before holding much-anticipated general elections.

Kashmiri Voices: A Testament of Resistance Against Oppression

Explore the resilience of Kashmiri voices amid decades of struggle, oppression, and the quest for justice and self-determination.

Who is Prabowo Subianto, incoming president of Indonesia?

Prabowo Subianto, Indonesia’s new president, faces scrutiny over his past and promises to unify the nation while boosting growth.