Tag: Human rights

Social organizations, often those supporting ethnic minority causes, have set up colleges independent of both the junta and the NUG

The report raised alarm over the potential for worsening violations of FPIC rights due to the global push for energy transition projects

The calls for impeachment intensified following allegations that President Yoon conspired with the Defense Minister to impose martial law

Bya, a member of the Central Highlands Evangelical Church of Christ, has been subjected to years of state persecution

A population “frightened” but reassured by recent calm skies, though their foremost concern is now survival

The report highlighted how the country’s rush to extract critical minerals like nickel and copper is fueling conflict, displacement, and environmental destruction

In our villages, the bonfire is the place of meeting, talking, food, heat, and light. The fire reveals our traditions

The push for accountability has gained momentum, with some experts framing loss and damage as a human rights issue

The latest violence was allegedly triggered by the murder of a young Kuki woman, whose body was discovered abandoned in a river

CRS had served 2,529 households in the area with food parcels and emergency shelter items before operations were paused