Tag: human rights

In a groundbreaking effort, the Council of Europe held a dynamic training session in Bosnia and Herzegovina centered on defamation ...

Protests in Georgia have intensified, leading to more than 40 people being hospitalized after fierce clashes between demonstrators and police. ...

Bosnia's court has just issued an arrest warrant for a prominent Serb leader who boldly attended an antisemitism conference in ...

Amnesty International has called on Maltese authorities to stop using the El Hiblu 3 as scapegoats for Europe's failures in ...

In "Gaslighting the World: How Azerbaijan Denies Armenian Existence," The Armenian Mirror-Spectator uncovers Azerbaijan's relentless campaign to erase Armenian identity ...

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has called on Serbia to provide clear answers regarding claims of sonic weapons ...

Thousands flooded the streets of Budapest to stand united against a controversial law banning Pride events. This powerful demonstration, bursting ...

A Bosnian court has delivered a landmark verdict, convicting a former Serb policeman for wartime rape—a powerful move toward confronting ...

NGOs have slammed Poland's new asylum law, highlighting "dire" conditions at its border with Belarus. Advocates warn that the legislation ...

Azerbaijan has reportedly torn down several Christian churches, sparking alarm among analysts and human rights advocates alike. This troubling development ...

Ekrem Ä°mamoÄŸlu, the imprisoned mayor of Istanbul, has emerged as the bold presidential candidate for Turkey's opposition coalition. His candidacy ...

Estonian lawmakers have passed a contentious bill limiting voting rights for the Russian-speaking minority, igniting fears of discrimination and heightening ...