El Salvador’s Proposal to Accept U.S. Deportees and Criminals
El Salvador has taken a bold step forward in international relations by offering to accept deported individuals and…
Indonesia Arranges Repatriation of French National on Death Row
In a significant diplomatic move, Indonesia is preparing to repatriate Serge Atlaoui, a French national on death row,…
Iran Arrests Activist Critical of Regime
Iranian authorities have detained Mehdi Nasiri, a political activist known for his critical stance against the ruling Islamic…
Taiwan Executes for the First Time in Five Years, Drawing EU and Rights Groups’ Ire
TAIPEI – Taiwan carried out its first execution in five years late on Thursday, upsetting both rights groups…
Human Rights Watch leader warns that Trump’s potential return poses a risk to individual freedoms
GENEVA – U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House next week threatens freedoms at home and…
UN Human Rights Chief Calls for Lifting Sanctions on Syria
In a significant development, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has called for the…
Saudi Arabia Pressures U.S. Citizen to Renounce Citizenship After Tweets
Saad Almadi, a 74-year-old retiree from Boca Raton, has reportedly been compelled by Saudi Arabian authorities to relinquish…
Jimmy Carter’s Memorial Journey to Atlanta Begins
The long farewell to Jimmy Carter commenced in Georgia as his flag-draped casket journeyed through his hometown of…
Jimmy Carter’s Lasting Influence in South Florida
The passing of former President Jimmy Carter has prompted reflection on his enduring legacy in South Florida, particularly…
Reflecting on Three Decades with Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, passed away at the age of 100. For over…
Jimmy Carter A Legacy Beyond the Presidency
The 39th President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, passed away at the age of 100. Although his…
Former President Jimmy Carter Passes Away at Age 100
Former President Jimmy Carter, known for his commitment to human rights and environmental causes, passed away at the…
Teargas Deployed at Nairobi Protest Against Gender-Based Violence
In Nairobi, tensions escalated when police used teargas to disperse hundreds of demonstrators speaking out against gender-based violence,…
Haitians Seek Protection After Massacre Linked to Gang Retaliation
In a coastal region of Haiti’s capital, tensions have escalated following a gang leader’s quest for retribution, which…
U.S. Launches Probe into Nicaragua’s Rights Abuses
Amid growing concerns over Nicaragua’s political climate, the United States is turning its gaze south, initiating an investigation…
Open Society Foundations Reaffirms Commitment to Human Rights
The Open Society Foundations, a significant player in global human rights funding, reassures the community of its ongoing…
Belarus Leader Pardons Political Prisoners Amid Controversy
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has granted pardons to 29 political prisoners amidst claims of ongoing repression in the…
EU Denounces Taliban’s Alleged Ban on Women’s Medical Education
The European Union has expressed strong disapproval following reports that the Taliban has allegedly instructed educational institutions across…
Nicaraguan Exiles Struggle with Statelessness in Foreign Lands
In a severe crackdown on dissent, the Nicaraguan government, led by President Daniel Ortega, has rendered hundreds of…