As we observe June 26 and July 1 — days celebrated as national independence from British and Italian colonial rule — we are called to remember the sacrifices made for our sovereignty. But memory alone is not enough. Reflection must…
I have stood in villages reduced to ashes, spoken with survivors still searching for missing loved ones, and witnessed how injustice lingers long after the guns fall silent. These experiences, shared by countless human rights practitioners, raise painful questions: How…
Why are some war crimes met with global justice, while others are quietly ignored? Why do some victims receive international recognition, and others nothing at all? Read more:
As the world becomes more connected, our rights are increasingly digitized.From censorship and surveillance to blockchain activism, how do we protect human rights in the age of algorithms? This new article explores the global evolution of digital rights, with real-world…
The promise of universal human rights remains far from reality in today’s interconnected world. From Latin America to Asia, Africa to Europe, millions continue to suffer from abuses that violate both national laws and international treaties. Despite the existence of…
Dr. Avv Yahye M. Juha’s LinkedIn post discusses the severe humanitarian crisis and human rights violations in the escalating Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly in Gaza. The post highlights the immense suffering of civilians, with over 90% of Gaza’s population displaced and…
In Somalia today, countless women and children face violence that too often goes unnoticed. Child marriage, female genital mutilation (FGM), displacement, and poverty continue to rob them of safety, education, and dignity. In March 2025, an 8-year-old girl was discovered…
