Human Rights Watch Warns of Worsening Rights Violations and Humanitarian Crisis Under Taliban in Afghanistan

Kabul (HRNW)- Human Rights Watch has expressed serious concern over widespread human rights violations in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime in its World Report 2026. The report highlights that justice, fundamental rights, and freedoms have further deteriorated, exacerbating the country’s humanitarian crisis. Corporal punishment, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and torture have become common, while severe…

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International Humanitarian Law at Breaking Point

Geneva, Switzerland (HRNW)- A new global report by the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights reveals that international humanitarian law (IHL) — designed to protect civilians in armed conflict — is nearing a “critical breaking point.” The study documents widespread violations, including indiscriminate violence, targeting of non-combatants, and rampant impunity in more than…

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Denmark Proposes Stricter Deportation Rules, Raising Human Rights Concerns

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (HRNW)- The Danish government announced plans for stricter deportation laws that could bypass certain human rights protections, prompting criticism that these measures could undermine asylum rights and family unity. Civil society groups urge careful scrutiny to ensure compliance with European human rights standards. 👉 Support HRNW’s mission to monitor and report migration and…

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Spreading Unverified News Or Posts Declared A Crime: NCCIA Issues High-Alert Advisory

ISLAMABAD (HRNW): The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has issued a critical public advisory warning citizens that sharing unverified news or irresponsible posts on social media can lead to severe legal consequences. According to the NCCIA, a single wrong click or an unverified share is now a punishable offense, and users must ensure the…

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Anti‑Minority Hate Speech in India Climbs, US Research Group Reports

New Delhi, India (HRNW)– A Washington‑based research organisation has reported a 13 percent rise in anti‑minority hate speech in India during 2025, documenting over 1,300 incidents targeting communities including Muslims and Christians. The group said the majority of cases were linked to political rallies and public gatherings, while officials in India described such reports as biased….

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