Human Rights

Children Health

Trump Pushes FDA to Examine Possible Tylenol-Autism Link

The question is no longer whether change is needed, but how to ensure that progress is protected and accelerated.
Equality Feminist

Thirty Years Since Beijing: How Far Has Gender Equality Really Come?

Human Rights Uncategorized

Afghan Universities Removes Women’s Writings Under Taliban Rules

Sudan’s conflict spills into Chad, UN steps in to safeguard dignity and human rights.
Africa Crisis

New UN Human Rights Sub-Office in Abéché: What It Means for Eastern Chad’s Displaced.

Over 1,000 killed in Sudan’s Darfur landslide, compounding famine and civil war devastation.
Aid Climate

Sudan’s Sorrow Deepens: Landslide Claims Over 1,000 Lives Amid Conflict and Famine

Mass deportations leave Afghan women and children destitute amid Taliban repression, poverty, and collapsing services.
Conflict Human Rights

When Home Becomes a Hardship: The Harsh Reality for Afghan Women Going Home.

Celebs Human Rights

Madonna Urges Pope To Visit Gaza “Before It’s Too Late”

Geopolitical alliances often sideline human rights, exposing double standards and selective global enforcement
Geopolitics Human Rights

Power Politics and Human Rights Collide in Global Policy Struggles

What began as a highway robbery has ignited a tribal war dragging Syria’s future and U.S. credibility into the crossfire
Conflict Human Rights

Between Ceasefires and Power Plays: The U.S. in Syria’s New Conflict

Deportation of integrated Yazidi family sparks digital uprising, testing Germany’s conscience and refugee commitments.
Human Rights Politics

Germany Unites Online to Reverse Yazidi Family’s Deportation.

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