Human Rights

Russian soldiers have left thousands of mines on Ukrainian farms, endangering farmers and food security.

Social unrest in Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia warn of a challenging political year ahead for Latin America.

Despite the harrowing news, there have been many positive advancements in human rights worth celebrating.

The practice of manually cleaning sewers and latrines is still common in India and is an affront on human dignity.

Despite once supporting the Taliban's rise to power in Afghanistan, Pakistan now finds itself as the victim of the group's aggressions.

The Belarusian government continues its crackdown on independent media and journalists.

IS-KP, an arm of ISIS in Afghanistan, attempts to subvert foreign intervention in the region with increased terrorist attacks.

The newly inaugurated President da Silva's administration includes three women who will work to repair the harm on the environment and indigenous peoples.

The Taliban's ban on women from working in humanitarian sectors is another affront to their liberties.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has had devastating impacts on the environment, which will require sustainable rebuilding.

Indonesia's proposed legal code leaves many loopholes for malevolent exploitation of human rights.