The Indian government revoked Article 370 in August 2019, putting an end to Kashmir’s autonomy to have its own constitution, a separate flag, and the freedom to make laws. Continue reading Revoking Kashmir’s special status has allowed human rights abuses to continue unchecked
Last week, the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government introducing a ban on the “portrayal and the promotion of gender identity different from sex at birth, the change of sex and homosexuality” for persons under 18. Continue reading Pressure mounts on the European Commission to take action over Hungary’s anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation
Growing numbers of nations are passing motions to recognise the repression of China’s Uyghur minority as a genocide. Continue reading Uyghur genocide requires greater global solidarity over Xinjiang
Due to a long history of war with neighbouring Ethiopia, the dictator of Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki, is set on ensuring his citizens are always ready for conflict. The biggest recruitment channel for soldiers in Eritrea, one of the most militarised countries in the world, is the education system. Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Horrors of Eritrea’s Sawa Military Camp
The British government must press the Egyptian government in “the strongest possible way” following the detention of several human rights activists in the country, a Shadow Minister has told Redaction Politics. Continue reading UK government urged to put pressure on Egypt in the face of worsening human rights abuses
Internal pressure is mounting on the British government to sanction Chinese officials over reported human rights abuses. Continue reading British MPs call on UK government to sanction Chinese officials over human rights abuses
Turkey’s embrace of hard power tactics could see it having to face more aggressive neighbours, a leading regional expert told Redaction Politics. Continue reading Turkey’s increasing aggression is a risky strategy for Erdoğan
Socialist activists in Hong Kong have rebuked the UK’s planned expansion of visa rights, saying the move is driven by geopolitical concerns rather than a real commitment to human rights or democracy. Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Boris Johnson’s Hong Kong visa plans ‘driven by geopolitics, not strong morals’
Iconic human rights leader Nora Cortinas lamented “economic terrorism” in Argentina as she spoke to a London audience last week.
Continue reading The Argentinian Woman Who Continues to Stand Up to the State
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