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Human Rights - Page 4

November 11, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

Teenagers Take Porn Industry to Parliament

A group of 15 teenage girls in southeast England has taken its campaign against the sexualisation of school uniforms to the British Parliament, calling for legislation to prohibit their use in pornographic

Human Rights/World

Missing Ships and Six Sailors Highlight Human Cost of Iran War at Sea

More than six months after her son disappeared aboard two Iran-linked cargo vessels, V. Pandiselvi continues to replay his old voice messages, hoping the 23-year-old Indian sailor will somehow return home. Naveen Kumar was among six crew members assigned to

November 10, 2026

What Happens Behind the Operating Theatre Doors?

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Patients undergoing surgery surrender control of their bodies to medical professionals, often becoming completely unconscious before an operation begins. While surgeons concentrate on the

The Roma Test: Czechia’s Reforms and the Persistence of Contempt

Columns/Human Rights

The Council of Europe’s anti-racism commission published its seventh report on Czechia on 27 October. ECRI’s team had been in the country the previous

India’s Democracy Behind Barricades

October 12, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

New Delhi was placed under extensive security restrictions on 10 October as authorities moved to prevent a protest organised by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which is demanding the resignation of Chief

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Poland’s Welcome to Ukrainian Refugees Gives Way to Rising Hostility

October 12, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Poland’s public mood towards Ukrainian refugees has shifted sharply since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, with opposition to accepting displaced Ukrainians now exceeding support for the first time. Rising

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Plague, Secrecy and Suspicion: Inside Russia’s Unexplained Siberian Health Scare

October 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

In Irkutsk, a Siberian city near Mongolia, the apparent absence of public alarm has become almost as striking as the unexplained health scare that brought the region international attention. More than a

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Afghan Women Face Risk of International Acceptance of Taliban Rule, Legal Expert Warns

October 12, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The international community risks becoming accustomed to the systematic exclusion of millions of Afghan women and girls from education, employment and public life, according to Elisenda Calvet, a jurist and judge at

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At Least 139 Migrants Dead, 84 Missing After Boat Capsizes off Djibouti

October 12, 2026
Human Rights/World

At least 139 migrants, including 15 children, have died and 84 remain missing after an overcrowded boat capsized off Djibouti while travelling towards Yemen, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on

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Sri Lankan Teen Tobacco Use Doubles as Economic Growth Forecast Slows

October 11, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Tobacco use among schoolchildren in Sri Lanka has increased significantly over the past eight years, with the proportion of students who have tried smoking at least once doubling between 2016 and 2024,

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Nepal Orders Riverbank Evacuations After Landslide Triggers Major Flood

October 11, 2026
Business/Human Rights

Nepali authorities on Sunday urged residents living along riverbanks in several districts to move to safer locations after a major flood triggered by a landslide swept away houses and infrastructure in central

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Europe Faces a Triple Threat from China, Russia and the United States

October 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Europe faces an unprecedented combination of economic, military and political challenges, according to British historian and journalist Timothy Garton Ash, who warns that the continent must strengthen its unity and reduce its

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Erika Fatland’s Ukraine Journey Reveals How War Reshapes Everyday Life

October 10, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Norwegian anthropologist and travel writer Erika Fatland has completed a book about Ukraine, drawing on journeys through Kraków, Kharkiv, Odesa and Kyiv to document how people attempt to preserve ordinary life during

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Five Human Rights Defenders from Iran, India, Angola, Brazil and Serbia Win 2026 Global Award

October 10, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Five human rights defenders from five regions have received the 2026 Front Line Defenders Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk, recognising their work amid threats, imprisonment and other forms of retaliation

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Sri Lanka’s Forgotten Clerical Toll: 724 Buddhist Monks and Clerics Killed

October 9, 2026
History/Human Rights/Sri Lanka

During Sri Lanka’s second JVP insurrection, 41 Buddhist monks and two Catholic priests were reportedly killed by the JVP’s armed wing, while government security forces and paramilitary groups were blamed for the

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France.  Bring Out The Legion!

October 9, 2026
Columns/Human Rights

Mon dieu! Quel bordel, as say the French. France, the home of reason and logic, is consumed by riots.  How can a nation with such advanced education be in such a mess?

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Flydubai Co-Pilot’s Online Record Reveals Misogynistic ‘Manosphere’ Views Before Hijack Attempt

October 8, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The Flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to hijack a flight to Tel Aviv had spent years expressing misogynistic views online, engaging with the so-called “manosphere” and, according to people familiar with the

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Three Years After the Nova Festival Massacre, Israeli Families Return to the Place Where Their Children Died

October 8, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

At 6.29am on October 7, 2026, three years after Hamas launched its surprise attack from Gaza, families of those killed at the Nova music festival gathered at the site where their relatives

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When the Robe Becomes a Crime

October 8, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

The controversy over Galagodaaththe Gnanasara Thera being taken to court in prison attire is more than a dispute over prison regulations. Read against the arguments of Revolt in the Temple, it revives

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