Crime
Indonesia Acid Attack Links to Suharto-Era Military Tactics
Acid attack in Indonesia linked to fears of resurgent Suharto-era military tactics.
Tag: human rights
Health
Soviet Dissident Psychiatrist Semyon Gluzman, Who Fought Abuse, Dies at 79
Semyon Gluzman, a Soviet dissident psychiatrist imprisoned for exposing the misuse of psychiatry against political opponents, has died at 79.
Legal
NCB Officer Suspended Amid Custodial Death Allegations of BSF Constable
NCB officer suspended over alleged custodial death of BSF constable Jaswinder Singh, with autopsy revealing 34 injuries.
Journalism
Tanzania Election Report Cites ‘Outside Forces’ Amid Violence Discrepancies
Tanzania's election violence report blames 'outside forces,' clashing with human rights groups' higher casualty estimates.
International
AI’s Growing Influence: Navigating Human Rights in the Digital Age
AI's rapid expansion poses critical human rights challenges, from privacy and bias to labor and expression, demanding ethical oversight.
Legal
Bahraini Officer Faces Charges in Detainee’s Death Amid Espionage Accusations
A Bahraini officer is charged in a detainee's death amid espionage accusations linking to the Iran conflict.
Crime
Rising Pressure Mounts on Mexico’s President to Address Disappearance Crisis
Mexico's President faces growing pressure to address the crisis of over 133,000 missing people.
News
Mexico’s World Cup Security Prioritized Amidst Ongoing Disappearance Crisis
Mexico's World Cup security spending draws criticism as families of the disappeared feel neglected in the search for their loved ones.
Conflict
Iran After Ceasefire: Uncertainty and Fears of Further Crackdowns
Iranians face continued uncertainty after a ceasefire, fearing government crackdowns amidst economic hardship and political tension. The future of the nation hangs in the balance.