Global Human Rights
Over 1,700 People Suffer Permanent Eye Injuries Amid Israeli Attacks in Gaza
Gaza, Palestine (HRNW)- The Gaza Center for Human Rights has reported that over 1,700 individuals have lost their eyesight, with thousands more at risk of permanent blindness due to eye injuries caused by Israeli military attacks. The center expressed serious concern over the blockade on essential medical equipment and treatment for eye injuries, which has…
Human Rights Groups Warn Against Police Obstruction of Peaceful Pro-Palestinian Protests
Sydney, Australia (HRNW)–Human rights groups have expressed concern over police efforts to block major pro-Palestinian protests, warning that such actions undermine the right to peaceful assembly, a cornerstone of democracy. Advocates stress that lawful protests should be facilitated, not obstructed, to protect civic freedoms and uphold international human rights obligations. Donation Appeal:Support Human Rights Network…
Sudan Frontline Humanitarian Workers Attacked
Khartoum, Sudan (HRNW)– International NGOs and humanitarian organizations have condemned repeated attacks on medical and relief workers in Sudan. Recent incidents include the killing of five Red Crescent volunteers, along with abductions, harassment, and looting of aid supplies. These attacks threaten the safety of frontline workers and prevent vital humanitarian services from reaching civilians. Donation…
UN and NGO Aid Workers Detained Over a Year HRNW Calls for Release
Sanaa, Yemen (HRNW)– Dozens of United Nations and international humanitarian staff have been detained arbitrarily in northern Yemen for over a year. These workers were captured while providing lifesaving assistance to civilians in one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises. Reports indicate that 23 UN personnel and 5 NGO staff are still held, with two…
International Human Rights Day Corporate Commitments Highlighted
Global (HRNW) — On International Human Rights Day, multinational companies such as Vodafone highlighted ongoing initiatives to respect and promote human rights across business operations, supply chains, and corporate policies. These corporate commitments showcase the role of private actors in supporting global human rights standards. 🔹 Support HRNW’s human rights reporting:Donate here
Hong Kong Verdict Looms in Jimmy Lai National Security Trial
Hong Kong (HRNW) — The High Court is set to deliver a verdict in the high-profile national security trial of pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, raising international concern about freedom of expression and judicial independence. Human rights observers emphasize the implications for press freedom and civil liberties in Hong Kong. 🔹 Support HRNW’s coverage of civil…
UK Sanctions RSF Commanders for Darfur Atrocities
London (HRNW) — The United Kingdom has imposed sanctions on four senior RSF commanders over mass killings, sexual violence, and attacks on civilians in Darfur. Measures include asset freezes and travel bans. The UK’s action reflects growing international pressure to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights violations in Sudan. 🔹 Support HRNW’s international coverage of…
Mozambique Insurgent Attacks Displace Thousands, Threaten Children’s Rights
Nampula (HRNW) — Islamic State–linked insurgent attacks in northern Mozambique have displaced over 100,000 people in November 2025 alone. Around 70,000 children are among the displaced, with reports of abductions and forced recruitment. Humanitarian agencies warn of a growing child rights crisis and urgent need for food, shelter, and protection services. 🔹 Help HRNW cover…
Call for International Justice in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory
HNRW 11 December 2025 — Human rights organizations are calling for accountability for all victims in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory. They emphasize that sustainable peace requires impartial justice for all parties, warning that selective accountability undermines long-term stability. Experts argue that true reconciliation depends on legal redress and protection of fundamental human rights….
Over 400 Civilians Killed in Eastern Congo Despite Peace Deal
HNRW 11 December 2025 — In South Kivu, eastern Congo, over 400 civilians have been killed amidst ongoing fighting involving the M23 rebel group, despite a U.S.-mediated peace agreement. Tens of thousands have been displaced, and humanitarian access remains limited. International observers stress that urgent protective measures and accountability mechanisms are critical to prevent further…