The Latest Breaking News from Human Rights

Aung Kyaw Moe says the civilian government working to remove the military has a vision of a more inclusive Myanmar.

Sexual harassment continues to be a problem in Canadian workplaces, and organizations are not doing enough to address it. A 2022 report by the Canadian Labour Congress indicates nearly one in two workers have experienced sexual harassment in the previous two years.

Indi Gregory’s parents hoped that judges at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg would intervene in a treatment fight

Wesa, who travelled the country campaigning for girls to have access to education, freed after seven months in prison.

A campaign group supporting the baby’s family said an application to the European Court of Human Rights had been rejected.

A nonprofit organization in Afghanistan says the Taliban have freed an activist who campaigned for the education of girls

Activists deplore ‘distressing setback for equality’ as court backs law against ‘indecent acts’ between military personnel

Universities and mosques have been targeted by airstrikes in the latest conflict to erupt between Israel and Palestine

Indi Gregory’s parents have made an application to the European Court of Human Rights after losing life-support treatment fights in London.

Acting Chairman of State Human Rights Commission inaugurated 3-day golden jubilee celebrations of women's police station in Kozhikode. Seminars, exhibitions & cultural events held on issues involving children, women's safety & domestic violence. Inaugurated by Indira Gandhi in 1973, hailed as first such facility in Asia.

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