Urgent: Families left homeless in Abidjan, waiting for help

Residents carrying furniture walk past an excavator during the destruction of houses in the district of Boribana in Abidjan during an eviction operation on 23 February 2024

Thousands of families evicted in Abidjan remain in need What are the details of the evictions in Abidjan? Tens of thousands evicted since January 2024 from Gesco, Boribana, Banco 1, and Abattoir Measures announced in March 2024 to be urgently implemented Rights of evicted people must be guaranteed by Ivorian authorities What challenges have the … Read more

ICMC Members Rally for Refugees’ Sustainable Return and Reintegration!

ICMC Members Support Sustainable and Dignified Return and Reintegration for Refugees and Migrants What is the latest initiative from the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC)? ICMC members are backing sustainable and dignified return and reintegration for refugees and migrants. How will this initiative benefit refugees and migrants? It aims to provide them with necessary support … Read more

Breaking News: Her Imprisonment Shattered Her Dreams

“With her imprisonment, her dreams have been interrupted.”

One Year Later: A Mother’s Pain Why was Neth Nahara Imprisoned? Angolan Tiktoker Neth Nahara jailed for criticizing president on TikTok Unconstitutional extension of her sentence raised concerns Growing intolerance towards critical voices in Angola What Impact Does Her Detention Have? Neth’s mother, Aunty Fina, speaks out Neth’s childhood dreams and aspirations The challenges faced … Read more

Year later: Jordan’s Cybercrimes Law still limiting freedom of speech

Jordanian authorities weaponize Cybercrimes Law to target journalists and activists Amnesty International reported an alarming trend where Jordanian authorities are utilizing a new Cybercrimes Law to suppress dissenting voices and persecute those critical of the government. Increased Scope and Restrictions Under the New Law A critical focus is on individuals expressing opinions against governmental practices … Read more

Unveiling Untold Stories: Explore 20 Meters of Rare Private Archives from 1859-1991

What are P, Private archives, 1859-1991, 20 metres of shelf space? The P, Private archives, covering the period of 1859-1991, occupy approximately 20 metres of shelf space. The archives contain a wealth of historical documents and materials. These materials offer valuable insights into various aspects of the past. Researchers and historians can benefit greatly from … Read more

75 Years of Geneva Conventions: Pledge to Uphold IHL as Top Political Agenda

On the 75th Anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, it is crucial to reaffirm our commitment to International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and prioritize it politically. What are the Geneva Conventions? Share celebrated humanitarian treaties: Geneva Conventions Established to protect people in times of armed conflict Why is commitment to IHL important? Reaffirm respect for fundamental principles … Read more

Urgent Call for Action: Angola must free TikTok star unjustly jailed for 12 months

Angola: TikToker Neth Nahara Detained for Criticizing President Why was TikToker Neth Nahara arrested? Angola’s TikToker Ana da Silva Miguel, also known as Neth Nahara, criticized President João Lourenço in a video. She was arrested for committing an ‘outrage against the state.’ What does Amnesty International say? Amnesty International’s Vongai Chikwanda states that Neth Nahara … Read more

Stop Political Oppression in Tanzania: Demand an End to Mass Arrests and Arbitrary Detentions!

Urgent Call to Halt Mass Arrests in Tanzania What is Happening in Tanzania? Authorities arresting government critics Intimidation of the political opposition increasing Major figures detained by police Why is This Concerning? Arrests ahead of local elections Violation of freedom of expression and association International rights need to be respected Release Detainees or Charge Them … Read more

Dangerous Gas Flares in the Ecuadorian Amazon Raise Alarm for Human Rights Violations

Flames from gas flares in amongst forest trees.

Critical Report: Gas Flares Threaten Amazon and Human Rights What Urgent Measures Are Needed to Address the Climate Crisis? End harmful activities like gas flares Priority on phase-out of fossil fuels Focus on historically marginalized communities New report by Amnesty International How Is Ecuador Failing to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? Despite court ruling, gas flaring … Read more

ICRC celebrates 75 years of the Geneva Conventions

The President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is urging world leaders to prioritize the Geneva Conventions for political action. Why is this call crucial? The Geneva Conventions are essential for protecting the lives and dignity of people affected by armed conflicts. They set out the rules regarding the treatment of civilians, … Read more