Human Rights

Paank Condemns Enforced Disappearances and Extrajudicial Killings in Balochistan

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The Human Rights Department of the Baloch National Movement Paank has strongly condemned a continuing pattern of enforced disappearances, custodial torture, and extrajudicial killings in Balochistan. Enforced Disappearances and Fatal Recoveries in Balochistan According to Paank, the four recent cases reflect a disturbing pattern in which Baloch men are detained or forcibly disappear, kept beyond … Read more

19 Bodies Recovered from Rubble of Destroyed Gaza Building

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More than 8,000 people remain missing beneath rubble across Gaza, according to the territory’s Health Ministry, as recovery teams face severe operational bottlenecks driven by a chronic lack of heavy machinery. Manual retrieval efforts recently yielded 19 bodies from a destroyed residential building in Gaza City, highlighting the painstaking nature of ongoing recovery operations. The … Read more

Gaza Health Chief Urges Action to Save Dr. Abu Safia

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Gaza Ministry of Health Director General Dr Muneer al-Boursh called for urgent action on Saturday to save the life of detained Palestinian paediatrician Dr Hussam Abu Safia before it is too late, as mounting health sector crises grip the enclave nearly 10 months into a fragile ceasefire. Abu Safia, the former director of Kamal Adwan … Read more

Massive Attack Members Detained After Pro-Palestine Display in Singapore

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British trip-hop band Massive Attack was detained, isolated, and questioned by police in Singapore following a July 29 concert at the Star Theatre where a Palestinian flag was unfurled on stage, according to a statement released by the group on Instagram. Authorities in Singapore stated that displaying foreign flags without a permit could potentially harm … Read more

Gaza Family’s Agony: Searching for Missing Brothers Amid Conflict

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According to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), thousands of families across the Gaza Strip remain trapped in prolonged limbo due to open tracing requests for missing relatives. Ashjan Abdel Aal and her husband Rafaat continue an exhaustive search for their two sons, Othman and Sami, who disappeared after leaving their displaced family … Read more

Israeli Strikes Kill Six, Including Children, Across Gaza Strip

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At least six people have been killed and dozens injured in ongoing Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, even as Hamas officials meet with Egyptian, Qatari, and Turkish mediators in Cairo to discuss truce implementation. Casualties Mount in Khan Younis, Bureij, and Gaza City Health officials told the … Read more

UN Seeks New Chief Amid Global Crises

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The United Nations has launched its search for a new secretary-general to succeed Antonio Guterres, facing mounting global conflicts and sharp criticism from far-right populist movements, according to international reports. An initial informal UN Security Council poll showed former Costa Rican Vice President Rebeca Grynspan emerging as the early frontrunner among seven declared candidates. Early … Read more

London Police Arrest Dozens at Palestine Action Rally

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British police arrested 77 people outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday as crowds gathered to support Palestine Action, an activist group proscribed as a terrorist organization in the United Kingdom, according to London’s Metropolitan Police. The demonstration marked the first public protest in support of the group since Andy Burnham assumed office as prime minister … Read more

UN Warns Online Scam Centres Drive Global Human Trafficking

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Human trafficking linked to online scam centres has emerged as one of the world’s fastest-growing criminal enterprises, ensnaring victims from more than 80 countries through sophisticated social media job advertisements, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). Scale of Scam Centres and Global Financial Losses Criminal networks currently employ as many as 300,000 workers … Read more

Why Indonesia Must Classify Corruption as a Human Rights Violation

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Indonesia’s National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) has formally recommended that the government recognize corruption as a human rights violation during the upcoming revision of the nation’s anti-corruption laws. The proposal seeks to shift the legal focus from viewing corruption solely as a financial crime against the state to acknowledging its role in depriving citizens … Read more

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