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Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions – annual meeting 2025

Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva

Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions – annual meeting 2025

Οn 12 March 2025 the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk addressed the Annual Meeting of the Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions …Our partnership is especially crucial today, when the international system and the global consensus on human rights are under tremendous pressure. Across all regions, we see attempts to ignore, undermine and redefine human rights, to pit one right against another. Women’s ri…See the Story

Yasmine Al-Mashaan, a Syrian human rights defender, on transitional justice

Damascus, Syria · Damascus

Yasmine Al-Mashaan, a Syrian human rights defender, on transitional justice

On 12 March 2025 the OHCHR published the feature: From left:Human rights defenders Sofija Todorovic (Serbia) and Yasmin Al-Mashaan (Syria) © OHCHR/Gabriela Gorjón “I’m the only girl of six siblings. And suddenly I lost five brothers between 2012 and 2014,” said Yasmine Al-Mashaan, a Syrian human rights defender and victim. “Before they were taken, they were around to love and protect me. I think it’s my duty to give them a little bit of their lo…See the Story

Council of Europe adopts international convention on protecting lawyers

Luxembourg, Luxembourg District · Luxembourg

Council of Europe adopts international convention on protecting lawyers

Alert reader Prof Rick Lawson drew my attention to this item which strengthens the notion that lawyers are human rights defenders [It is a topic on which I made on of my first interventions as ICJ Executive Secretary as far back as 1981 and miraculously still available on the internet https://www.icj.org/wp-content/uploads/1981/01/independence-of-judges-and-lawyers-conference-report-1981-eng.pdf]: The Council of Europe has adopted on 12 March 20…See the Story

Norway presents resolution on new technology and human rights defenders at Human Rights Council 58th Session

Norway · Norway

Norway presents resolution on new technology and human rights defenders at Human Rights Council 58th Session

From press release dated: 13/03/2025 ‘New technology provides human rights defenders with tools to organize, spread information, and reach people. At the same time, many experience digital surveillance, online violence, and harassment. It is important that these issues are discussed in the UN, and therefore, Norway is presenting a resolution in the UN Human Rights Council this spring’, says Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide. The resolution empha…See the Story

York Centre for Applied Human Rights offers Sam Pegram Scholarship 2025/26

York, United Kingdom · York

York Centre for Applied Human Rights offers Sam Pegram Scholarship 2025/26

CAHR announces details of the Sam Pegram Scholarship for the 2025/26 academic year The Sam Pegram Scholarship provides one international student with full funding to pursue an LLM in International Human Rights Law and Practice offered by the York Law School and the Centre for Applied Human Rights. Funding: Full tuition fee waiver, travel and visa costs, accommodation and living costs, and overseas placement. Academic year: 2025/26 Open to: Int…See the Story

IDRC is funding research on how to defend rights in a hostile context

Kampala · Kampala

IDRC is funding research on how to defend rights in a hostile context

On 14 March 2025, IDRC announced that it is funding research to uphold fundamental democratic freedoms and address rising threats to peoples’ rights. The CAD4.13 million investment supports six projects across five regions: Demonstrators in Kampala, Uganda, march in 2018 to draw attention to the murders, kidnappings and, activists claim, a lack of action by the police in response. Frederic Noy/Panos Pictures The freedom to associate, participate…See the Story

Exile is ‘a little bit less than death’ for Virginia Laparra forced to flee Guatemala

Guatemala · Guatemala

Exile is ‘a little bit less than death’ for Virginia Laparra forced to flee Guatemala

On 5 March 2025 Haroon Siddique in the Guardian wrote about Virginia Laparra, a Guatemalan anti-corruption prosecutor, who spent two years in prison after reporting her suspicion that a judge leaked sealed details of a case. She was forced into exile after being pursued by the country’s conservative elite. In January last year, she was released under house arrest but in July was jailed for five years for another charge relating to her work. [see…See the Story

UN rights chief alarmed by 'fundamental shift' in US direction

UN rights chief alarmed by 'fundamental shift' in US direction

United Nations · United States

UN rights chief alarmed by 'fundamental shift' in US direction

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Guidelines for Universities Hosting Human Rights Defenders

York, United Kingdom · York

Guidelines for Universities Hosting Human Rights Defenders

A landmark document for universities seeking to support HRDs, civil society and democracy was launched this February by York University The Guidelines, co-produced through a year-long collaborative process, aim to support universities involved in human rights protection work and share best practice on hosting HRDs. This initiative, led by the UNESCO Chair in the Protection of Human Rights Defenders and Expansion of Political Space, was facilitat…See the Story

Interview with Human Rights Defender Olga Kleitman

Kharkiv · Kharkiv

Interview with Human Rights Defender Olga Kleitman

Human Rights First published this on 24 February 2025 https://youtu.be/Z4GJjr4zWmo?si=FYitZw5QOEH62UrZ Human Rights Defender & architect Olga Kleitman from Ukraine turned an empty building into a safe haven for those displaced by war in Kharkiv. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4GJjr4zWmoSee the Story

Manufacturing Dissent in Eastern Europe: The Power of Foreign State Propaganda

Human Rights · Bosnia and Herzegovina

Manufacturing Dissent in Eastern Europe: The Power of Foreign State Propaganda

Eastern Europe has troubles—as do many countries East and West —given the geopolitics of today, but while some are internal, a fair measure of them is not. These externals tend to be driven by powerful political forces seeking to fulfill their own political agendas—and for the latter that’’s about control: economic and political. It is beyond doubts that there are forces external to these countries. Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has form…See the Story

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