EU Ministers Condemn Israel’s Gaza City Presence Plan
Six EU foreign ministers condemn Israel’s plan to establish a permanent presence in Gaza City, warning of risks to civilians and regional stability.
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U.S. Skips UN Human Rights Peer Review, Stirring Global Debate
The United States has informed the UN it will skip the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review on its human rights record, marking an unprecedented move among UN members.
From Amnesia to Remembrance: The Unfinished Story of the âComfort Womenâ
Decades after WWII, survivors of Japanâs âcomfort womenâ camps break silence, demanding formal apologies and reparations as activists and UNESCO efforts highlight an unfinished fight for justice.
Brother Mourns After Gaza Hospital Strike Kills Five Journalists
After an August 25 strike on Gazaâs Nasser Hospital killed five journalists among 20 victims, a brother mourns his siblingâs dedication and calls for greater protection of frontline media.
Israeli Strike on Gaza Hospital Kills 5 Journalists and 20 Others
An Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza killed 20 people, including five journalists. The attack sparked global calls for impartial investigations and greater protection for press and medical teams.
China-Africa Human Rights Seminar Champions Development with Dignity
The First China-Africa Human Rights Seminar in Addis Ababa united over 200 delegates to discuss how development underpins human rights and shared dignity.
China-Africa Seminar Charts Shared Path to Development and Human Rights
At the First China-Africa Human Rights Seminar in Addis Ababa, over 200 policymakers, scholars, and diplomats from the Chinese mainland and Africa explored strategies to unite human rights and development agendas.
Addis Ababa Forum Explores Xi Jinping’s Human Rights Vision
African & Chinese mainland leaders gathered in Addis Ababa to discuss Xi Jinping’s On Respecting and Protecting Human Rights and people-centered approaches for the Global South.
Uzbek Launch of Xi Jinpingâs Human Rights Book Strengthens China-Uzbek Ties
Tashkent hosted the launch of the Uzbek edition of Xi Jinping’s human rights book, marking a cultural milestone in China-Uzbekistan exchange.
Gaza Stands Tall: Stories of Resilience Under Siege
Amid further Israeli advances and promises of southward relocation, Gaza residents in Khan Yunis describe life under constant bombardment, destruction, and starvation.