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Despite global abolition momentum, 2025 executions spiked in Iran, Saudi Arabia amid drug crimes and child offenders. UN OHCHR warns of arbitrary use; 170 nations now limit capital punishment—progress vs. regression analyzed.

Death Penalty Surges in 2025: UN Flags Alarming Human Rights Trends

Global death penalty use trends downward, yet 2025 witnessed a sharp execution spike in select countries for drug crimes, juvenile offenses, and...
Myanmar faces worsening violence, hunger, and rights abuses. UN urges action as humanitarian needs soar and atrocities escalate.

Myanmar Faces One of the Worst Human Rights Crises

Myanmar is in the grip of a severe human rights crisis, warns UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk. He described...
Explore the ongoing human rights challenges in India, from discriminatory policies to restricted freedoms. Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling pattern, urging international attention."

India’s Human Rights Landscape: A Year of Concerns

Explore the ongoing human rights challenges in India, from discriminatory policies to restricted freedoms. Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling pattern, urging international attention."
People with artificial intelligence (AI) skills can significantly increase their salaries with a potential increase as high as 40%, according to a recent study by researchers from the Oxford Internet Institute and the Centre for Social Data Science at the University of Copenhagen.

AI for Good of All: UN Urges Human Rights and Accountability

UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasizes the importance of human rights, transparency, and accountability as essential guardrails for the development of artificial intelligence (AI) "for the good of all." Discover the discussions held at the "AI for Good" Global Summit, exploring ways to leverage AI for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals while addressing potential risks and promoting responsible deployment.
UN Women warns that toxic online communities known as the "manosphere" are fueling real-world misogyny, harming progress toward global gender equality.

UN Outlines Human Rights Concern In 40 Countries 

In the present scenario of Human Rights challenges, the United Nations emphasised the need for fresh thinking and bolder political leadership to...
Myanmar Military Brings Country Into Perpetual Human Rights Crisis

Myanmar Military Brings Country Into Perpetual Human Rights Crisis

Two years after launching a coup, the military in Myanmar has brought the country into a perpetual human rights crisis through continuous...
No Surrender of Human Rights For a Living; UN

No Surrender of Human Rights For a Living; UN

No one should have to surrender their human right to migrate in order to find a living wage, the UN human rights...
The UN reports women accounted for 40% of war deaths in 2023, while sexual violence surged by 50%.

Serious Human Rights Violations  Xinjiang Uyghur Region; UN

In a strongly-worded report, the UN said that “serious human rights violations” have been committed against the Uyghur and “other predominantly Muslim...
Explore the UN Secretary-General's report on Children and Armed Conflict in Afghanistan, revealing the persistent vulnerabilities faced by children despite a decrease in overall violations. Dive into the challenges affecting their access to education, safety, and basic services.

Human Rights Still A Long Road For Afghanistan

“It is beyond time for all Afghans to be able to live in peace and rebuild their lives after 20 years of...
A 20-year Australian study shows working from home boosts women's mental health, especially in hybrid models. Men’s mental health tied more to commuting times.

Pegasus spyware: UN Human Rights Raise Concern

Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Former Election Commissioner Ashok Lhasa, several Ministers and Journalists in India appeared on a list of “potential targets” for...