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Make way for Justice #2: 40 cases to understand universal jurisdiction
NGOs TRIAL, FIBGAR, ECCHR and FIDH publish for the second consecutive year their annual report on universal jurisdiction. Make way for Justice #2 reviews criminal cases which have, in 2015, involved this groundbreaking but underused […]
Wednesday 20 April 2016Terror attack in Kabul: civilian deaths rise as impunity prevails, Press release FIDH- Armanshahr/OPEN ASIA
FIDH and its member organisation in Afghanistan Armanshahr/OPEN ASIA Press Release Kabul, Paris, 20 April 2016 – FIDH and its member organisation in Afghanistan Armanshahr/OPEN ASIA strongly condemn the heinous terrorist attack that took place […]
Wednesday 20 April 2016NEW BOOK: Simorgh; The Thirty Wise Birds
Simorgh : the Thirty Wise Birds presents 20 photographs of 2012 Pulitzer Prize winner, Massoud Hossaini (AFP) & an anthology of poems translated into English from among 1,000 works, verse & prose promoting peace and rejecting war from Afghanistan, Iran & Tajikistan.
Tuesday 12 April 201610+1 NEW Interviews: “Unveiling Afghanistan Campaign“; men and women demand an open & pervasive country
The interviewees dealt with the realities in Afghanistan from different angles. Each interviewee outlined and analysed the various issues and offered solutions and mechanisms which, at times, were quite different from the image ascribed to this country on the international level. Here is a summation.
Monday 11 April 2016Special double issue Armanshahr Publishing no. 159-160 (Year VIII)
Special double issue Armanshahr Publishing no. 159-160 (Year VIII)
Monday 11 April 2016Armanshahr HR & Civil Society NEWSLETTER No.158
Armanshahr HR & Civil Society NEWSLETTER No.158
Monday 4 April 2016Armanshahr’s Documentary: I (EYE) Witness
there is a place on earth where millions of people have peace. One out of three persons has been displaced and has sought refuge in neighboring countries. Millions of homes have been destroyed. A victim of the Cold war and superpowers…
Monday 4 April 2016We clench our fists on International Women’s Day and chant the song of peace and equality
Once more 8 March has arrived, but we cannot celebrate equality yet. We celebrate 8 March every year to commemorate centuries-long struggles of women to achieve peace and equality and to remind all actors who mark the contemporary events: Inequality is still reigning in the most “equal” lands on the earth; women are still regarded as second-class citizens in the 21st century. At the heart of Asia, we have our eyes on the women of our region, whose freedoms and rights are still stoned every day and burned in flames of war, under pressures from political and ideological extremism, violence of politicians and discriminatory laws. Nevertheless, they do not step back from their struggle.
Tuesday 8 March 2016The UN calls on Uzbekistan to address a long list of women’s rights violations
FIDH Paris-Geneva – The United Nations has taken an important stand for women’s rights in Uzbekistan, consider FIDH and its member organisation “Fiery Hearts Club”. The UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women […]
Monday 7 March 2016Honduras: Murder of the prominent human rights defender Berta Cáceres
FIDH Paris-Geneva, March 3, 2016 – The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights, a joint FIDH-OMCT program, strongly condemns the murder of Ms Berta Cáceres, Leader of the Lenca indigenous community. This murder demonstrates […]
Monday 7 March 2016