Tag: human rights

A Georgian journalist, jailed for reporting on protests against the pro-Russian government, has now entered the third week of a ...

Luxembourg recently took center stage by hosting a dynamic round-table discussion spotlighting the nation’s bold strides in fighting human trafficking. ...

In Slovakia, a wave of cultural repression is sweeping through, eerily reminiscent of Soviet-era tactics. Authorities are tightening their grip ...

As the Armenian community marks the 40th anniversary of the UN's recognition of the Armenian Genocide, this milestone stands as ...

The European Court of Justice has taken a bold stand by fining five EU member states for neglecting to establish ...

The World Organisation Against Torture has raised serious alarms about Liechtenstein's substandard detention facilities. They warn that the current conditions ...

In Georgia, passionate pro-Europe protesters are boldly standing up against escalating police violence as they rally for stronger ties with ...

This weekend, passionate protests ignited in Cyprus and London, fiercely condemning RAF Akrotiri’s alleged role in Israel's actions in Gaza. ...

In "Opinion | There Is a Way Out in Ukraine," The New York Times delves into promising diplomatic paths amid ...

Serbian NGOs have sounded the alarm over what they describe as intense government pressure after recent police raids on civil ...

In a powerful and heartfelt plea from his prison cell in Baku, Vardanyan urges the Armenian nation to come together ...

Lithuania has officially pulled out of the international treaty banning cluster munitions, sparking serious concerns about regional security and humanitarian ...