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Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi faces a new seven-year prison term in Iran. Discover the details of her courageous human rights struggle
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Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Receives New Seven-Year Prison Sentence in Iran

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President Trump refused to apologize for a racist social media post involving the Obamas, blaming a White House staffer for the controversial erro
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Trump Refuses to Apologize for Racist Obama Video and Blames Staffer...

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Human Rights Watch reveals a devastating human rights crisis in Iran, highlighting record-breaking executions in 2025 and mass protest killings in early 2026.
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Iran Human Rights Crisis: Executions and Mass Protester Killings Reach Historic...

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UN leaders warn that 4.5 million girls are at risk of female genital mutilation in 2026. Discover why global investment is fading and what must be done to meet the 2030 goal. Slug: un-leaders-call-investment-end-fgm-2026
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Ending Female Genital Mutilation: UN Leaders Warn 4.5 Million Girls at...

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Ukraine Faces Deadliest Year Amid Rising Russian Attacks and Systematic Human...

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Explore the Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 details regarding the Trump administration’s second term and its impact on United States democracy.
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Rise of Authoritarianism, decline in democratic values across United States

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Explore the Human Rights Watch World Report 2026 findings on India’s authoritarian shift, religious discrimination, and the escalating military tensions with Pakistan
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Human Rights ; India’s Authoritarian Trend Deepens Amid Rising Regional Tensions...

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China officially declines to join nuclear disarmament talks following the expiry of the US-Russia New START treaty on 5 February 2026, triggering global warnings of an unchecked nuclear arms race
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China Rejects Nuclear Talks as Last US-Russia Arms Treaty Officially Collapses

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A groundbreaking study reveals that chronic exposure to wildfire smoke is linked to 24,100 deaths annually in the US. Discover the health risks of PM2.5 and how climate change is intensifying this public health crisis
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Wildfire Smoke Linked to 24,000 Annual Deaths in the United States

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New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that tropical and subtropical cities are warming faster than rural areas due to intensifying urban heat islands, posing major health risks as global temperatures rise.
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Rising Heat: Tropical Cities Projected to Warm Faster Than Rural Areas

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