Tibetan Community Commemorates 67th Tibetan Uprising Day in Canberra
The Tibetan community gathered at the Parliament of Canberra to mark the 67th anniversary of Tibetan Uprising Day. The event…
Tag: Human Rights
Venezuela National Assembly Approves Amnesty Law to Free Political Prisoners
Venezuela’s National Assembly approved an amnesty law that could lead to the release of hundreds of people imprisoned for political…
Political Prisoners Supporters Continue Fifth-Day Hunger Strike in Caracas
Volunteers supporting political prisoners have entered the fifth day of their hunger strike in Caracas. They hope their peaceful protest…
White House Announces Additional Visa Restrictions on Iranian Officials
The White House has announced new visa restrictions against 18 officials from Iran. The measures also target leaders in the…
International Court of Justice Begins Rohingya Genocide Case
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has started hearings on a lawsuit filed by Gambia against Myanmar. The case involves…
Pro-Junta Party Secures Majority in Myanmar’s Widely Condemned “Sham Election”
Myanmar’s military-backed political party has claimed a majority victory in what critics describe as a “sham election”, deepening the country’s…
Myanmar Still Gripped by Civil War as Military Junta Holds Controversial Election
Myanmar continues to face a deepening civil war, even as the ruling military junta presses ahead with a highly controversial…
Myanmar Holds First Post-Coup Election Amid Warnings of Military Dominance
Myanmar has conducted its first national election since the 2021 military coup, a move the ruling junta claims is a…
Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Decision on Gaza: Legal and Humanitarian Implications
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has played a significant role in addressing major human rights crises…