Russia court dismisses appeal from imprisoned rights advocate Oleg Orlov
The court rejects Oleg Orlov's appeal against imprisonment for criticizing the war in Ukraine.
Corporate Responsibility Report: Top Companies Falling Short on Human Rights
A report by the World Benchmarking Alliance shows that the majority of top global companies are failing to meet societal expectations regarding human rights and corporate ethics.
Norwegian pension fund divests from Caterpillar over concerns in Gaza
Norwegian pension fund KLP sells off its $69m stake in Caterpillar due to fears of its equipment contributing to human rights abuses against Palestinians in Gaza.
Top European court finds Russia guilty of rights violations in Crimea
Ukraine secures its first interstate win against Russia in a case involving human rights abuses in Crimea. The European Court of Human Rights rules against Russia over violations in the occupied region, marking a significant legal precedent.
Palestinian man alleges mistreatment by Israeli forces without explanation
Mujahed Abadi recounts his traumatic experience of being shot, beaten, and tied to a jeep by Israeli forces.
China Blamed for Removing Culture and Religion from Uighur Village Names
Analysis finds that around 630 villages in Xinjiang renamed between 2009 and 2023, reflecting the Chinese Communist Party's ideology.
UN Rights Chief Alerts to Severe Deterioration in West Bank Conditions
Volker Turk addresses the UN Human Rights Council, highlighting concerns over the unlawful killing of Palestinians.
Chinese Activist Jailed for Five Years on Subversion Charges
Journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin has been sentenced to five years in prison, alongside Labour activist Wang Jianbing who received a three-and-a-half-year sentence.
Nigerian Woman Faces Imprisonment for Reviewing Tomato Puree
Human rights activists claim Nigerian cybercrime laws are being weaponized to silence journalists and everyday citizens.
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