Tag: Human rights
Argentina wants the army to intervene in cases of “terrorism”, a measure reminiscent of dictatorship
In Argentina, three days before the 48th anniversary of the military coup of March 24, 1976, the government of Javier Milei announced a bill intended to empower the armed forces…
Human rights violations in Iran denounced to UN Human Rights Council
“Don’t forget Iran”: this is the call, this March 18, from the commission of inquiry of the UN Human Rights Council, responsible for shedding light on the protest movement born…
complaint to the United Nations against the arbitrary detention of a former minister
Three lawyers decided to launch, this Monday, March 18, an emergency procedure before the United Nations (UN) in order to obtain the release of Abdoulkarim Aden Cher. The former Djibouti…
to stop the violence, all hopes are placed on the Transitional Council
Haiti faces the unknown after the announcement of the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry. Subject to pressure from gangs, abandoned by the international community, he will leave office after…
India reveals the existence of human trafficking to the Russian army
After two years of war, Russia is looking to conscript soldiers around the world. In Nepal in particular, but also as far as India, a country which says it has…
when France condemned homosexuality
On Wednesday evening, the French National Assembly unanimously approved a bill aimed at recognizing and repairing the harm suffered by people convicted of homosexuality between 1942 and 1982. Michel Chomarat,…
lawyers on strike in support of Maître Crépin Mboli-Goumba
In the Central African Republic, one of the opposition leaders, Maître Crépin Mboli-Goumba, was arrested on Sunday March 3 at Bangui airport while he was already on the plane which…
In Sudan, the border between Chad and Darfur still closed to humanitarian aid
Last Friday, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, again urged the two enemy generals, Hemetti and Al-Burhan, to let humanitarian aid pass. 2 mins The Sudanese…
France is preparing to become the first country in the world to include the right to abortion in its Constitution
France will become the first country in the world to explicitly include voluntary termination of pregnancy in its constitution, sanctifying a procedure which was at the heart of the battle…
numerous reactions after the results of the autopsy of Chérubin Okende
In the DRC, the conclusion of the Congolese public prosecutor’s office affirms that Chérubin Okende died by suicide, the night of July 13 to 14, 2023, in Kinshasa. After seven…