Human Rights

The World Food Program’s emergency airdrops to starving South Sudanese families highlight the tragic consequences of unresolved conflict and international inaction—can America afford to overlook these lessons at home and abroad?

In Kenya’s capital, authorities impose sweeping roadblocks and business closures to stifle protests against police brutality and corruption—revealing a government more focused on control than reform.

Saudi Arabia’s historic spike in executions, mostly for nonviolent drug offenses, exposes the stark disconnect between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s reform claims and the kingdom’s harsh authoritarian practices.

The Dalai Lama’s milestone birthday reveals the ongoing battle for Tibetan freedom under Chinese authoritarian control and warns against Beijing’s attempts to manipulate spiritual leadership.

Marko Perkovic, known as Thompson and notorious for pro-Nazi sympathies, draws tens of thousands to a massive Zagreb concert, exposing Croatia’s unresolved reckoning with extremist nationalism.

The Erdogan government’s ruthless campaign against Turkey’s opposition continues with the arrest of three prominent mayors, revealing a systematic effort to crush democratic resistance under false corruption charges.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi champions Global South cooperation while sidestepping India’s alarming human rights abuses and rising intolerance.

As Serbian authorities unleash heavy-handed tactics against peaceful protesters demanding accountability, the facade of democracy in Serbia is crumbling. This crackdown reveals a disturbing trend of authoritarian control under President Vucic.

Three former Salvadoran military officers sentenced for 1982 murders of Dutch journalists reveal a dark chapter enabled by U.S. Cold War policies — yet accountability stops short of addressing Washington’s role.

President Bukele rejects serious claims of torture and abuse in Salvadoran prisons, while credible reports reveal systemic mistreatment of detainees under his harsh crackdown.