Conflict between Israel and Hamas: India demands strict compliance with international humanitarian law

On Thursday, India issued a demand for the rigorous enforcement of international humanitarian law, days after an attack on a hospital in Gaza sparked outrage throughout the world.

Arindam Bagchi, a spokesperson for India's Ministry of External Affairs, stated that India is concerned...

France is being sued for its pervasive use of racial profiling.

During a landmark court hearing in Paris, a lawyer for a group of civil rights organizations argued that France must put an end to the widespread use of racial profiling against people of black and north African descent, who are routinely stopped by police and requested to present their identific...

Jill Biden celebrates the United States' re-entry into UNESCO in Paris

On Tuesday, in Paris, Jill Biden was there for a ceremony that marked the official re-entry of the United States back into the United Nations agency. The ceremony involved the hoisting of the American flag.

On Tuesday, the United States flag was hoisted once more at the United Nations E...

The trade union BMS is worried about how badly foreign workers' rights are being violated in Qatar.

The biggest central trade union in India, the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), is worried about how migrant workers' human rights are being violated in Qatar.

BMS said that it is "deeply concerned" by the fact that migrant workers' rights, especially those of Indians, ar...

These trends that will have an impact on small businesses in 2023 should be watched closely.

The market is always shifting, so it's important for small businesses to be flexible. No time is better than the beginning of a new year to take stock of how your company can better serve its customers and stay ahead of the competition in the coming year. To assist you in this endeavor, we co...

Is the metaverse going to be entertaining Ask South Korea.

A woman with fairy wings flew by. The singers had human counterparts in the studio, who were separated in cubicles with headsets on their heads and joysticks in both hands. They were competing in a virtual environment to be a part of (hopefully) the next big Korean female band. The stakes were hi...

A woman rescues a terrified and shivering dog from a motorway.

A rescue video of a puppy has gone viral.

It has received almost 221,000 views.

It was distributed over Twitter.

A video of a shivering dog being rescued has captured the hearts of Internet users. The clip, which was tweeted by Buitengebieden, will restore your faith...

The atrocity of human sacrifice in Kerala and the name of God

They call the healer from their little house. If they only did what he told them to do, he said, they'd be rich in no time. They followed all of the instructions to the letter. They tracked down a woman, brought her home, and killed her in an act of religious sacrifice. Her blood washed the h...

The increase of human trafficking in Germany

Authorities report a dramatic increase in documented instances of human trafficking in 2021. Authorities report an uptick in reports of forced sex labor, child abuse, and labor exploitation.

A report by the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) was released on Friday, revealing that in 2...

Cities in France are boycotting World Cup events in a show of solidarity with the global movement condemning Qatar for its human rights and environmental abuses

Less than a month remains until the 2022 FIFA World Cup begins in Qatar, and already a number of French cities, including Paris, Lille, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, and Marseille, have announced they will be boycotting the tournament and will not be setting up the customary fan zones with giant TV scree...

Fraulein A. from Germany is accused of being an IS member and committing crimes against humanity

Criminal charges for war crimes and crimes against humanity have been filed against a man in Germany who is believed to have joined the so-called Islamic State (IS).

Nadine K., a German lady, is accused of joining the Islamic State and owning a Yazidi slave.

Prosecutors announ...

The United Nations has issued a warning about suspected "crimes against humanity" in Xinjiang

On Wednesday The United Nations issued a shocking report on investigating significant human rights violations in China's Xinjiang province, claiming torture allegations were plausible and alleging possible crimes against humanity.

Despite strong pressure from an enraged Beijing, the...

UAE issues a new resolution warning businesses about delaying employee salaries

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization (MOHRE) said that it will inspect and monitor businesses on-site.

To further safeguard worker pay in the UAE, a number of the rules governing its wage protection system have been amended.

Following the new decision, the Ministr...

Free medical care has been announced for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking

The National Health Insurance Company-Daman has announced that victims receiving care from Ewaa will receive free full healthcare coverage. This occurs shortly after Daman and the Abu Dhabi Centre for Sheltering and Humanitarian Care-Ewaa, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Department of Community Dev...

The US Wants to Increase Export Restrictions Against China Due to Security and Human Rights

The Biden administration is attempting to restrain China's military and technology advancements by implementing the lessons learnt from controls on Russia during the Ukraine War.

To impede Russia's economic and military progress after it invades Ukraine about five months ago, th...

If transgender policy spreads, Perkins warns of a "human catastrophe"

FINA's hardline transgender policy has left Australian Olympic great Kieren Perkins unimpressed, and he has warned of "human destruction" if Australian sports blindly follow the lead of swimming's governing body.

After being named chief executive of the Australian Spor...

The Committee of Ministers has adopted a recommendation on fair play in sports

Fair trials are required in the fight against doping in sports, but also recognise the need to preserve an athlete's private life, including his or her reputation and health-related information. The Committee of Ministers has issued a Recommendation to the Member States aimed at reinforcing t...

A recent US study offers a bleak picture of human rights in Pakistan

The State Department has painted a bleak image of human rights in Pakistan, noting several examples of extrajudicial murders, restrictions on media freedom, and 'pervasive corruption' in politics and governance.

The State Department's Pakistan 2021 Human Rights Report, issue...

Chemical Restraint Is Still Used in Nursing Homes

Human Rights Watch stated today that the Australian government should ban the use of chemical restraints in nursing homes to regulate the conduct of elderly persons with dementia. The Royal Commission on Aged Care Quality and Safety delivered its final report one year ago, in March 2021, advocati...

Plastic-Associated Chemicals to Have Harmful Effects on Human Health, Study Shows

A new paper has been published by a team from the University of Western Australia, which assesses the very harmful effects of chemicals that are plastic-associated, on cardiovascular health. It outlines the high risk that the chemicals pose on health and urges that further clinical studies be car...