Arrested in 2018 for her activism, al-Hathoul’s detention and trial are riddled with reports of human rights violations ranging from torture to the lack of fair trial.
Read moreSingaporean Man Avoids the Death Penalty Twice
A recent case of a capital sentence being revoked on appeal shows the various human rights challenges that flow from imposing the death penalty, not only in Singapore but around the world.
Read moreClimate change and the race for the new WTO director-general
As we are coming to an end of the election of the new WTO director-general, the outcome should be decided on plans for climate change and appellate body crisis.
Read moreUK Government decides not to reform Gender Recognition Act 2004
After nearly three years of consultation, the UK Government’s decision not to reform the Gender Recognition Act is met with “bitter disappointment.”
Read moreVietnamese Woman Sues South Korea Over War Crimes
The case has been more than twenty years in the making and may lead to official recognition of war crimes committed by South Korean soldiers during the Vietnam War.
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