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Humayun Kabir and Former Cricket Captain Mohammad Azharuddin Honor Mufti Shamail Nadwi
Kolkata, India (HRNW) – Philanthropist Humayun Kabir, who donated Rs. 20 crore for the Babri Masjid, and former Indian cricket team captain Mohammad Azharuddin organized a grand event in Kolkata to honor Mufti Shamail Nadwi. The event attracted a large crowd, with people gathering from all directions just to catch a glimpse of the renowned…
Afghanistan’s First Female Vice President Warns of Global Neglect
Kabul, Afghanistan (HRNW) –Dr. Sima Samar, Afghanistan’s first female vice president and noted human rights defender, warned that the world has “lost interest” in Afghanistan’s worsening humanitarian crisis. She called on the global community to reengage and support women’s rights under Taliban rule, stressing that silence only empowers oppression. 👉 Keep the voice for human…
UN Experts Concerned Over Treatment of Hunger Strikers in UK
London, United Kingdom (HRNW) –UN human rights experts have voiced grave concern over the treatment of hunger-striking activists linked to Palestine Action in British prisons. The experts urged authorities to ensure humane treatment and compliance with international human rights standards during detentions. 👉 Support credible human rights journalism. Donate now at hrnww.com/donate-us
Farmer Tortured in Police Custody Sparks Outrage in India
Agra, India (HRNW) –A harrowing case of custodial violence has emerged in Uttar Pradesh where police officers allegedly hung a farmer upside down and broke his legs. The state’s Human Rights Commission has launched an inquiry into the brutal incident. Activists have demanded immediate reforms and accountability in law enforcement practices. 👉 Promote justice through…
Alaa Abd el-Fattah Arrives in UK After Years of Detention
London, United Kingdom (HRNW) –Prominent Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah has finally reached London following the lifting of his travel ban. The longtime democracy advocate endured over a decade of imprisonment in Egypt. Human rights organizations hailed his release and arrival as a powerful reminder of international solidarity’s impact. 👉 Stand with truth and accountability….
Venezuela Frees 99 Political Detainees from 2024 Protests
Caracas, Venezuela (HRNW) –Venezuelan authorities announced the release of 99 detainees held since last year’s election-related demonstrations. While the move has been welcomed internationally, watchdogs warn that hundreds remain unlawfully imprisoned amid a broader clampdown on dissent and free speech. 👉 Join HRNW’s mission to defend liberty and justice. Donate at hrnww.com/donate-us
Indonesia Nominated for UN Human Rights Council Presidency
Jakarta, Indonesia (HRNW) – Indonesia has been officially nominated to lead the United Nations Human Rights Council in 2026, marking a major diplomatic step for the Southeast Asian nation. Human rights observers say the nomination could strengthen regional cooperation but stress the need for Jakarta to address internal issues like labor exploitation and freedom of…
South Korea to End Overseas Adoptions by 2029 After UN Concerns
Seoul, South Korea (HRNW) – The South Korean government has announced a plan to end overseas adoptions by 2029, responding to United Nations concerns over historical human rights abuses in the adoption system. Officials said the new policy aims to strengthen domestic welfare support and ensure accountability for past irregularities. Rights advocates have welcomed the…
Pope Leo IV Highlights Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis in First Christmas Address
Vatican City (HRNW)– Pope Leo IV, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, in his first Christmas address, expressed deep concern over the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza. Speaking during a special Christmas Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, Pope Leo IV said that wars around the world have left behind destruction and…
Rescue Helicopter Crashes During Mission, Five Killed Including Foreign Tourists
Mount Kilimanjaro (HRNW)– A Tanzanian helicopter on a rescue mission crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, resulting in the deaths of all five people on board. According to an international news agency, the helicopter was returning after evacuating two foreign tourists who had been stranded on the mountain when it crashed. The…