Nigeria: 150 Peaceful Pro-Biafra Activists Killed In Chilling Crackdown
Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP By Amnesty International The Nigerian security
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Court orders Police Officer to defend himself over assaulting TV Journalist in Uganda
By Robert Ssewankambo The Ugandan Buganda Road Court has ordered
Bahrain’s UK-backed human rights bodies used as ‘PR tool’ as abuses continue
Hasan Jamali/AP By Amnesty International Two UK-supported Bahraini institutions
Four years of Putin’s foreign agents law has ‘shackled and silenced’ NGOs in Russia
Alexei Nikolsky/Reuters By Amnesty International ‘The ultimate losers
‘I was forced to kill my best friend’, former DRC child soldier says
Antony Njuguna/Reuters By Lin Taylor It was during an
UNICEF calls Bangladesh to allocate one-fifth of national budget for Children by 2020
Debasish Shom By Sheuli Akter UNICEF has urged Bangladesh
Business as usual for Sri Lanka’s double faced and dying good governance
Maithripala Sirisena/Reuters By Thambu Kanagasabai With the support of
Changing narratives: Beyond other rooms for African women
Projekthope photo By Prince Charles Dickson “Through her
Energy sector development in British Columbia, Canada putting indigenous women at risk
Photo/Amnesty International By Amnesty International Decades of unchecked energy
Is Absolute Democracy A Danger To Society?
Reuters photo By Joe Khamisi Democracy, said the former
Journalism is not a crime
JFO photo By Rafah Al Saad Each year the
In Uganda, gay men say police use torturous method to ‘prove’ homosexuality
Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters By Peter Lykke Lind It was early
Over 100 children released by armed groups in South Sudan
Sebastian Rich By Peter Louis Armed groups in South
Senior Citizens Welfare Act – A Social Ethical Responsibility
Sohail Karman By Zeeshan A. Shah Pakistan is a
Colombia child soldiers reluctant to leave FARC ‘family’
John Vizcaino/Reuters By Anastasia Moloney The release of scores
Stagnate or evolve
AFP photo By Shahper Hassan A state where
Editorial – A few necessary and important words
By Michael Organ Given the daily political tumult around the
South Sudan: Deliberate killings by govt troops as UN forces fail to protect civilians
Zohra Bensemra/Reuters By Amnesty International South Sudanese government forces
300 civilians killed in just 11 US-led coalition air strikes in Syria
AFP photo By Amnesty International Just 11 US-led coalition
Feminism and the controversial role of dominance among genders
Pius Utomi Ekpei/EPA By Ogunniyi Abayomi The debate over
United States and Britain enable the catastrophe that has engulfed Yemen today
By Rupen Savoulian Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia,
World Bank to Increase Support to End Stunting in Bangladesh
Don McPhee By Sheuli Akter President Kim announces
Central America turns its back on hundreds of thousands fleeing ‘war-like’ violence
Tomas Munita By Amnesty International Governments in Central America
No let-up on illegal African migration to Europe
By Joe Khamisi “Just like a Slavery Boat”
Observations of an Expat: The Modern Victim State
Josh Haner By Tom Arms The residents of the
‘Eluga Tamil’ (Arise Tamils) and vilifying Justice Wigneswaran
Chamila Karunaratne/AP By Thambu Kanagasabai The ‘Eluga Tamil’ rallies
Continued fighting in South Sudan must not derail Hybrid Court to try war crimes
By Amnesty International Continued fighting in South Sudan
One girl under 15 married every seven seconds – Save The Children
Danish Siddiqui/Reuters By Temesghen Debesai One girl under 15
Iranan writer faces 6 years for her unpublished fictional story about stoning
By Amnesty International The Iranian authorities must immediately repeal the
Refugee crisis set to get worse, not better
UNICEF photo By Amnesty International Wealthy countries have shown
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