Human rights

Applications for the Afghan Journalists-In-Residence Project are now open June 3, 2022: Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) is launching...

Today, 16 September 2002, presents a sad landmark: the Russian Federation ceases to be a party to the European...

Civil society call to end enforced disappearances in China August 30, 2022       On the International Day of the Disappeared,...

UNHCR announced on 9 September 2022 that a new Netflix film, The Swimmers, tells the remarkable tale of Yusra Mardini,...

More than 50 surgical hubs will be set up across England to tackle waiting lists for NHS treatment, which...

Discrimination against women in Afghanistan is so systematic and violent that it could be called gender apartheid. To discuss...

13 September 2022 by Matthew Johnson Source of image: https://news.sky.com/story/rwanda-an-authoritarian-state-that-tortures-and-murders-opponents-high-court-told-as-challenge-begins-against-asylum-policy-12690666 In the news One of the first decisions taken...

Sanjay Jagtap has spent the past 25 years of his life as a public bus driver in the state...

The Inflation Reduction Act and COP27: What the United States’ New Climate Legislation Means for International Climate Diplomacy |...

General Minimum Requirements The general minimum requirements for working with the OSCE are: Excellent physical condition Possession of a...