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Shogakukan Faces Third‑Party Inquiry Over Alleged Human Rights Breaches

A third‑party investigation has concluded that Shogakukan, Japan’s leading publishing house, allegedly fostered conditio...

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Tunisia Urges International Community to Halt Detention of Journalists and Human Rights Advocates

In a stark reminder of the fragile state of press freedom, Tunisia has called on the global community to intervene in th...

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U.S. Must Uphold Human‑Rights Law in Israel Policy

Washington faces a legal and moral reckoning as U.S. courts and lawmakers point to the nation’s own human‑rights statute...

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Iran’s July Human Rights Report Highlights Systemic Abuse and Calls for Global Accountability

The July 2026 Human Rights Report on Iran reveals a continued pattern of state-sponsored oppression, including arbitrary...

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U.S. Must Uphold Human Rights Law Amid Israel‑Related Actions

The U.S. federal court has ruled that its own human rights statutes cannot be sidestepped when it takes actions related...

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Tunisia Urges Halt on Detaining Journalists, Human Rights Advocates

In a stark appeal, the International Federation for Human Rights called on Tunisian authorities to cease the imprisonmen...

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U.S. Must Reconcile Its Own Human‑Rights Law with Actions in Israel

The United States faces a legal and moral reckoning after a recent court ruling underscored that its own human‑rights st...

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Tunisia Urges Halt to Arrests of Journalists and Human Rights Advocates

In a stark reminder of the fragile state of press freedom in Tunisia, the International Federation for Human Rights (FID...

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U.S. Must Honor Human‑Rights Law in Israel Policy

The U.S. federal courts have ruled that its own human‑rights statutes require a re‑examination of the administration’s s...

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