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Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 70 year VI
Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 70 year VI
Friday 23 May 2014Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 69 year VI
Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society newsletter – issue 69 year VI
Sunday 18 May 2014FIDH commends its member Adilur Rahman Khan and the Mothers of Kharavan as recipients of 2014 Gwanju Prize
Source: FIDH FIDH would like to congratulate the Mothers of Kharavan (an Iranian movement for justice) and Adilur Rahman Khan (Secretary General of Odhikar, FIDH’s member organisation in Bangladesh) for being awarded the 2014 […]
Friday 16 May 2014We can stop torture
Iran must investigate ‘Black Thursday’ brutality at Evin Prison
Amnesty International Report: Global crisis on torture exposed by new worldwide campaign
Source: Amnesty International Amnesty International has accused governments around the world of betraying their commitments to stamp out torture, three decades after the ground-breaking Convention Against Torture was adopted by the UN in 1984. “Governments […]
Thursday 15 May 2014Adela Mohseni: “Any people who are not aware of their rights will not live in peace”
Adela Mohseni is a jurist, and activist for human and women’s rights. She migrated to Iran in 1978 with her family, aged just six years old, where she grew up and obtained her BA degree in judicial law from Tabriz University.
Thursday 15 May 2014The UN Security Council must refer Syria to the ICC
Source: FIDH Paris, 13 May 2014 – The UN Security Council is discussing a resolution proposed by France to refer the situation in Syria to the International Criminal Court (ICC). A vote on the resolution […]
Wednesday 14 May 2014Aziz Rafiee: “We have not yet diagnosed the pathology of the problems that infect Afghanistan”
Aziz Rafiee was born in Kabul and obtained his Master of Engineering degree from Kabul University. He switched from the technical field to social issues in the 1990s and began working with civil institutions, in particular human rights groups.
Wednesday 14 May 2014Afghanistan’s Insurgency after the Transition – ICC Media Release and Report
Source: International Crisis Group To contain a growing, increasingly confident insurgency as NATO troops withdraw, Afghanistan needs continued international support, including military, and the new government in Kabul will need to reinvigorate the state’s commitment […]
Tuesday 13 May 2014