News about Human Rights
Recommended first read
More support needed for women and girls in super typhoon-ravaged Philippines
Human Rights
As the debris clears, the scale of destruction is laid bare. When Super Typhoon Rai - Odette as it’s known locally - barrelled down on the Philippines on 16 December,…
Human Rights
A New Zealand woman has decided to sell her husband at auction after he left her alone with their children during a school holiday, The Independent reported. Irish Linda McAllister…
Human Rights
In Somalia, over 90 per cent or more of girls and women, have been subjected to female genital mutilation, or FGM. Despite the practice having devastating health ramifications for women…
America
With one in five people worldwide developing cancer during their lifetimes, prevention of the disease has become one of the most significant public health challenges of the 21st century.
Human Rights
Civil Society linked to Scientology are giving a caring hand on this with drug prevention campaigns and human rights education GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, February 3, 2022 - Drug “normalization” is on…
Health
Two doctors will have to confirm whether the person is only able to decide by taking this step The Austrian federal government has introduced end of last year a bill…
ECHR
A newly launched podcast by the Bahá’ís of the UK invites journalists to profound discussions on how the media can play a constructive role in society.
Europe
Change the framework. New perspectives for an intercultural society was a project that took place between October 2018 and November 2019 that sought to use creative audiovisual practice to show…
ECHR
Scenes of relatives desperately trying to find oxygen supplies for hospitalized COVID-19 patients in India last year, alerted the world to an acute, deadly problem. Yet that was not this…
Human Rights
During the Second World War, Pinchas Gutter, from Łódź, Poland, survived six Nazi concentration camps. Today he is a Holocaust educator, sharing his story in films and live events. As…
