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EU Court of Justice: Gender identity cannot depend on proof of surgical operation

Correction of data on gender identity cannot depend on proof of surgical operation. This is stated in the judgment of the EU Court of...

On the principle of religious freedom

Author: Professor Nikolai Aleksandrovich Zaozersky The implementation of the principle of religious freedom in our legislation is ready to meet energetic opposition, as we hear,...

New UN report stress urgent need for systemic reform of psychiatry

A new report of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights debated in the UNs Human Rights Council this week stresses the urgent need...

The HumanRights4Prosperity Program Acts Worldwide: A Success Model in Guinea-Bissau

In Guinea-Bissau, in June 2019, a training session on understanding and applying the values promoted by Human Rights was provided to a hundred women....

Council of Europe in a divided position on human rights

The permanent representatives in the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe Wednesday decided to move ahead on a review process collecting another...

UN and Civil Society Warn the Council of Europe

Both the United Nations and a coalition of Civil Society organizations and human rights bodies have issued Open letters to the Council of Europe...

The media in Mali are no longer allowed to cover the activities of political parties

The decision rests with the military junta that has seized power The junta in Mali continued with its restrictions on political life in the country...

Russia is closing prisons because prisoners are at the front

The Ministry of Defense continues to recruit convicts from penal colonies to fill the ranks of the Storm-Z unit Authorities in the Krasnoyarsk region in...

Putin pardons 52 convicted women

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree pardoning 52 convicted women, it was reported on 08.03.2024 today, on the eve of International Women's Day,...

Pakistan’s Struggle with Religious Freedom: The Case of the Ahmadiyya Community

In recent years, Pakistan has grappled with numerous challenges concerning religious freedom, particularly regarding the Ahmadiyya community. This issue has once again come to the forefront following a recent decision by the Pakistan Supreme Court defending the right to free expression of religious beliefs.
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