Keywords: Human Rights


Ceuta: Pedro Sánchez Responds to Massive Influx of Migrants from Morocco

The autonomous city of Ceuta is facing a dramatic increase in the arrival of migrants from Morocco, a situation that has led Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to visit the area to assess the consequences of this crisis. In light of the scale of the phenomenon, the head of the Spanish government condemned......

Argentina Introduces Emergency Decree to Tighten Immigration Rules

Argentine President Javier Milei has signed an emergency decree granting the government broader powers to deny entry to or deport foreign nationals accused of promoting hatred, discrimination, or violence against Argentine citizens based on their nationality. The measure marks a significant shift in......

Human Rights Watch alleges Russian-backed forces killed civilians in Mali airstrike

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Russian paramilitary personnel operating alongside Mali's armed forces of carrying out an airstrike that killed eight civilians, including three children, in the country's central Mopti region. In a report released on Friday, the international rights organization......

Uyghur activist denied entry to Morocco ahead of international religious freedom summit

Dolkun Isa, former president of the World Uyghur Congress (WUC), was denied entry to Morocco after arriving at Casablanca airport, preventing him from attending an international conference on religious freedom, according to the organization. In a statement released on July 27, the Munich-based advocacy......

Germany deports Afghan asylum seeker without criminal record for first time since Taliban takeover

Germany has deported an Afghan national without a criminal record for the first time since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan in 2021, marking a significant development in the country's migration and asylum policy. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt confirmed that the individual was returned......

United Nations General Assembly extends human rights chief Volker Turk's mandate by four years despite US and Israeli opposition

The United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to extend the mandate of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk for an additional four years, pushing through despite vocal opposition from Russia and Israel, alongside threats of financial reassessment from the United States. In......

German Constitutional Court rejects blanket cancellation of Afghan admission commitments

Germany's Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that the government cannot revoke previously approved humanitarian admission commitments for Afghan nationals through a blanket decision, stating that each case must be assessed individually. The judgment represents a significant legal setback for......

UN rights office warns of intensified Israeli attacks in Gaza

The United Nations Human Rights Office has raised concerns over what it describes as an intensification of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, reporting dozens of civilian casualties in recent days and calling for full respect for the ceasefire and accountability for alleged violations of......

Ireland shaken by discovery of remains of 99 babies at former Catholic-run home

The discovery of the remains of 99 babies at the site of a former institution for unmarried mothers and their children in Tuam, County Galway, has renewed public debate over one of the darkest chapters in Ireland's modern history. The remains were reportedly uncovered during an extensive excavation......