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Iran: Human Rights Must Lead Global Engagement with the Islamic Republic

International actors are urged to place human rights at the core of their interactions with Iran, following a call from...

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Supreme Court Restricts Foreigners’ Ability to Sue Over International Law Violations

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that foreign nationals cannot file lawsuits in American courts alleging violatio...

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States Held Accountable for Human Rights Abuse by Armed Groups

New research from SCIRP Open Access argues that governments bear legal responsibility when they fail to stop non‑state a...

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Cameroon’s Unfulfilled Commitment to End Gender‑Based Violence

Human Rights Watch reports that Cameroon’s recent law aimed at curbing gender‑based violence has fallen short, with enfo...

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Supreme Court Restricts Foreigners’ Access to U.S. Courts for International Law Claims

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that non‑U.S. residents cannot file lawsuits in federal courts alleging violations of i...

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Anthropic Faces Washington’s AI Ethics Test, Raising Questions of Accountability

In a high‑stakes clash, Washington’s national‑security officials have challenged Anthropic’s approach to AI governance,...

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Gulf States Deploy Smart City Surveillance, Raising Questions of Sovereignty

Recent reports reveal that Gulf governments are accelerating the rollout of AI‑driven smart city infrastructure, integra...

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Gulf Smart Cities: Surveillance’s Quiet Grip on Public Life

Recent research by the Arab Center Washington DC reveals that Gulf states are deploying advanced smart‑city technologies...

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AI Employee Monitoring Sparks Accountability Debate

In a wave of AI‑powered surveillance, companies are deploying algorithms that track employee productivity, location, and...

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