human rights violation
Aung San Suu Kyi's Son Fears for Mother's Life After Two Years Without Contact Under Myanmar's Military Regime
Dec 15, 2025 04:49 pm CST
The son of detained Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi reveals he has had no contact with his 80-year-old mother for over two years and fears for her life as she serves a 27-year sentence under deteriorating health conditions. Kim Aris is using upcoming controversial elections to raise international awareness about his mother's plight and urge foreign governments to pressure Myanmar's military junta.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Narges Mohammadi Brutally Arrested at Memorial Ceremony in Iran
Dec 13, 2025 09:38 am CST
Iranian security forces have detained 2023 Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi along with eight other activists during a memorial ceremony in Mashhad. The Norwegian Nobel Committee condemned the "brutal" arrest, which occurred just days after the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. Mohammadi, who has spent much of the past decade imprisoned and was recently on temporary medical release, was reportedly beaten and dragged by her hair during the arrest.
Pakistan Senator Confirms Imran Khan Alive in Adiala Jail Amid Death Rumors and Isolation Tactics
Nov 30, 2025 12:12 pm CST
PTI Senator Khurram Zeeshan has confirmed that former Prime Minister Imran Khan is alive in Adiala jail, refuting death rumors while revealing ongoing isolation tactics. According to Zeeshan, the current Pakistani regime fears Khan's popularity and is pressuring him to leave the country, denying visitation rights to family and party leadership despite court orders.
Imran Khan's Son Demands Proof of Life as Former Pakistan PM Remains in Solitary Confinement
Nov 29, 2025 06:16 pm CST
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been kept in solitary confinement for six weeks with no family visits allowed despite court orders. His son Kasim Khan has demanded proof that his father is still alive, as concerns grow over the 73-year-old political leader's health and safety after 845 days of imprisonment in Adiala Jail.
Supreme Court Examines Petition to Ban Female Genital Mutilation in India
Nov 29, 2025 08:59 am CST
The Supreme Court of India has issued notices to the Centre regarding a petition to ban female genital mutilation, particularly prevalent in the Dawoodi Bohra community. Filed by NGO Chetna Welfare Society, the petition argues that FGM violates children's rights and poses serious health risks despite lacking specific legislation prohibiting the practice in India.
NHRC Issues Notice to Indian Railways Over Exclusive Halal Meat Policy: Religious Discrimination Concerns
Nov 26, 2025 10:26 pm CST
The National Human Rights Commission has issued a notice to Indian Railways following complaints that serving only halal-processed meat on trains violates religious freedoms and discriminates against Hindu Dalit communities traditionally involved in the meat trade. The NHRC states this practice may violate constitutional rights to equality, religious freedom, and livelihood opportunities, requesting an action report within two weeks.
NHRC Demands Investigation After Delhi Student's Suicide Allegedly Due to School Harassment
Nov 22, 2025 01:50 am CST
The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to Delhi officials following a Class 10 student's suicide, allegedly caused by teacher harassment at a prestigious school. The commission has requested an investigation report within 10 days as former students report similar experiences of mental harassment and discrimination at the institution.
Indian Army Soldier Fatally Stabbed on Train After Dispute Over Blanket: NHRC Demands Investigation
Nov 07, 2025 02:15 pm CST
An Indian Army soldier, Jigar Chaudhary, was fatally stabbed on the Jammu Tawi-Sabarmati Express by coach attendant Zubair Memon following an argument over a blanket request. The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to railway authorities demanding a thorough investigation into the incident, citing serious human rights violations and seeking documentation about the attendant's employment history within two weeks.
Bengal Domestic Worker and Husband Allegedly Tortured by Bengaluru Police Over False Theft Accusation
Nov 04, 2025 03:24 pm CST
A 34-year-old domestic worker from West Bengal and her husband were allegedly subjected to a three-hour assault by Bengaluru police officers at Varthur Police Station after being falsely accused of stealing a diamond ring. The Karnataka State Human Rights Commission is now investigating the incident, with the Home Minister demanding a detailed report on the alleged police brutality that left the woman requiring hospital treatment.
NHRC Takes Action Against Widespread Cooking Oil Reuse: Health and Environmental Concerns Prompt Investigation
Oct 25, 2025 01:09 pm CST
The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to health authorities regarding the dangerous practice of reusing cooking oil in India. This comprehensive investigation addresses serious public health risks including cancer and heart disease, while also highlighting environmental pollution caused by improper disposal. The Commission has requested state-wise reports and immediate action on this pressing human rights issue affecting millions of citizens.