The Ecuadorian legal system continues to violate Bini’s most fundamental human rights in what is a clear case of political persecution
Their health condition is worsening after more than 50 days of no food.
38 people are still being held in prison for participating in the protests in the Rif region against economic neglect, unemployment and state oppression
The National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe and Free Abortion will present – for the eighth time – a fresh draft of the bill for the Voluntary Termination of Pregnancy (IVE) before the House of Representatives
The gross human rights violations committed by the Myanmar military on the pretext of national security and counter-insurgency operations has forced over 730,000 Rohingyas to flee the country.
The far-right Aguilas Negras or Black Eagles threatened leaders and organizations that actively participated in last year’s student strike demanding higher budgetary allocation for education
Youth from across the world have demanded that authorities take concrete steps to tackle climate change
State authorities blocked internet access, imposed curfew-like restrictions and closed down the major schools, colleges and universities for two days to prevent street protests
May’s three year term heading the British government was almost entirely spent in negotiating and renegotiating United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union, which eventually failed
The US Department of Justice has filed 17 new charges against the Wikileaks founder, raising questions about free press and civil liberties
The Uruguayan trade unions called for a partial general strike in solidarity with the gas workers of the MontevideoGas, who have been on a hunger strike since April 30.
During the 24th Silent March, thousands of Uruguayans marched against impunity demanding justice for the 200 people disappeared during the 12 years of military dictatorship
