Tag: human rights

Spain's 2026 disability law reforms enhance rights and inclusion for individuals with disabilities, amending key legislation.

England and Wales will open specialist courtrooms for rape and serious sex offences, aiming to encourage more survivors to come forward.

A US federal court sentenced former Syrian prison chief Samir Ousman al-Sheikh to 60 years in prison for overseeing atrocities at the Adra prison in Damascus.

MPs reject assisted dying bill, a significant blow to terminally ill patients and their families seeking end-of-life choices.

Malta's impunity culture persists as Europe is urged to act after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder remains unsolved.

Mass destruction is proposed as a new crime against humanity to stop states from punishing civilians by destroying infrastructure, a white paper says.

Afghan female doctors reveal their resilience amid Taliban restrictions, sharing personal stories of courage, hardship, and hope for a better future.

Kwesi Pratt Jr. challenges reparations debate by exposing how legal architecture for compensation falls short of addressing trafficking's true legacy.

Ghana's courts are canceling funerals without explanation. Learn why these sudden cancellations are happening and what they mean for public trust in the judicia

Haiti faces urgent calls to act on gang violence after deadly attack leaves 47 dead and dozens abducted in Kenscoff commune, sparking human rights concerns.