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CategoriesCountry ProfileThe UN children’s agency has warned that tens of thousands of Sudanese children might perish from the deadliest type of malnutrition this year, which affects at least 700,000 youngsters. Millions of people have been displaced both inside and outside of Sudan during the 10-month conflict between the government and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), […]
CategoriesAdvocacyRights have been curtailed in a number of nations in recent years due to anti-feminist policies and discourse. UN Women reports a deepening of gender inequality. They project that it will take an additional 286 years to close the gender inequalities in women’s and girls’ legal rights worldwide. Governments need to pay attention to this […]
CategoriesAdvocacyHuman Rights stated that the Houthis had detained a judge in Yemen’s capital of Sanaa, most likely as a result of his remarks on X, the official Twitter platform, denouncing Houthi operations in the Red Sea. In the parts of Yemen under their authority, the Houthis, sometimes called Ansar Allah, intimidate, arrest, and imprison anybody […]
CategoriesAdvocacySaudi Arabia continues to widely violate fundamental human rights both inside and beyond of its borders, despite having endorsed several recommendations during its most recent Universal Periodic Review. The Saudi government has made significant reform announcements, such as those pertaining to women’s rights, but these initiatives are still insufficient, and advancement is hampered by the […]