Uganda Crackdown on political opposition ahead of elections

Kampala, Uganda (HRNW)- As Uganda’s national elections approach, security forces have escalated violence against political opposition, particularly supporters of Bobi Wine. Reports indicate tear gas and police brutality at campaign rallies, with multiple deaths and frequent obstruction of peaceful political activity. Human rights organizations describe the tactics as part of a broader campaign to suppress…

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UN experts warn US intervention in Venezuela undermines human rights law

Geneva, Switzerland (HRNW)- United Nations human rights experts condemned recent U.S. military intervention in Venezuela as a dangerous departure from international legal norms, emphasizing that forced regime change and extrajudicial actions compromise the rights to self-determination and sovereignty for Venezuelans. They urged the global community to resist “gunboat diplomacy” and prioritize civilian protection and respect for…

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London Hunger Strikers Challenge Prison Conditions

London, United Kingdom (HRNW)- Three members of Palestine Action continue their hunger strike after more than 60 days, protesting indefinite detention and harsh treatment in UK prisons. Medical experts warn their health is in critical decline, while supporters accuse authorities of ignoring international human rights obligations. The protest has reignited debates over political activism, freedom of…

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Lebanon Syrian Detainees Forgotten Behind Bars

Beirut, Lebanon (HRNW)- Dozens of Syrians who opposed the Assad regime remain imprisoned in Lebanese facilities, many without trial. Despite changes in Syria’s political landscape, Lebanon has stalled on repatriation talks, leaving detainees in overcrowded cells with limited food and medical access. Human rights lawyers describe the situation as a “legal black hole,” calling for immediate…

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Venezuela Fear and Repression Grip the Capital

Caracas, Venezuela (HRNW)- The capital remains under tight control as authorities intensify raids following political upheaval. Residents describe arbitrary arrests, disappearances, and nightly patrols targeting suspected opposition supporters. Independent media outlets have been silenced, forcing many journalists into hiding. Rights groups warn of a deepening crisis as democratic institutions collapse under emergency decrees. Appeal: Stand with…

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Venezuela Controversial Appointment Raises Human Rights Fears

Caracas, Venezuela (HRNW)- Interim President Delcy Rodríguez has appointed General Gustavo Enrique González López—previously accused of overseeing torture and arbitrary detentions—as head of national security. Human rights activists warn this signals a return to authoritarian practices, with reports of surveillance and intimidation already resurfacing across Caracas. Families of political prisoners fear new waves of crackdowns…

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Ilam Iran Hospital Raid Sparks Global Outrage

Ilam, Iran (HRNW)- In Ilam, security forces stormed the Imam Khomeini Hospital amid growing protests over inflation and political repression. Witnesses report that medical staff attempting to treat injured demonstrators were assaulted, and several patients were dragged away by armed officers. The government has labeled the protests as “foreign-instigated,” while international observers condemn the violence as…

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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi Visits Shanghai Special Police Force Reviews Modern Security Systems

Shanghai (HRNW)- Federal Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control Mohsin Naqvi has arrived in Shanghai on the first leg of his visit to China. During the visit, the Interior Minister visited the Shanghai Special Police Force Bureau, where he was warmly welcomed by the Chief of Commanding Center Special Police Force Bureau, Mr. Xiao. On…

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Iran Anti-Government Protests Turn Deadly Amid Economic Crisis

Lordagan (HRNW)- Anti-government protests against the state of emergency in the southwestern city of Lordagan have turned violent, leaving at least two protesters dead in clashes with security forces, according to the International News Agency. The Interior Ministry reported that protesters pelted stones at the governor’s office, mosque, town hall, and banks, prompting police to…

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