Pakistan Accused of Whitewashing Balochistan Enforced Disappearances
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee exposes Pakistan's 'scripted' propaganda to deny enforced disappearances in Balochistan. Learn the shocking details and global reaction.
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Eleanor Roosevelt's Enduring Legacy on Courage & Human Rights
Explore the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, the longest-serving US First Lady who championed human rights and taught the world that courage is a step-by-step journey. Discover her timeless wisdom.
Pope Leo Calls for Respecting Venezuela's People's Will
Pope Leo renews his appeal for respecting the will of the Venezuelan people and safeguarding human rights. Read the full story on the global call for stability.
Global Pushback on China's Uyghur Policies Intensifies
As Uyghur advocacy gains momentum worldwide, nations and rights groups challenge China's actions in Xinjiang. Explore the rising international pressure and diplomatic consequences.
HHRC Takes Up Case of Ill Resident Denied Parking in Gurugram
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has intervened after a critically ill man on dialysis was allegedly denied parking and harassed by his Gurugram society. Read the full story.
Three Enforced Disappearances Reported in Quetta, Balochistan
PAANK reports three new enforced disappearances in Quetta's Satellite Town. The human rights body demands urgent investigation and accountability from Pakistani authorities.
Families Protest Enforced Disappearances on CPEC Highway
Families in Balochistan stage a freezing highway sit-in, demanding answers on enforced disappearances linked to CPEC projects. Will Pakistan act?
Mumbai's M-East Ward: Life Expectancy 39, Inequalities Persist
Mumbai's M-East ward, ranked lowest in HDI in 2009, still battles poor health, pollution & neglect. Locals demand action on BMC's unfulfilled roadmap. #Mumbai #UrbanInequality
China Taxes Condoms to Reverse Population Decline
China imposes a 13% VAT on condoms and contraceptive pills, ending a three-decade exemption. This policy shift aims to counter a deepening demographic crisis as births hit record lows. Read the full analysis.
Delhi HC Protects Pawan Kalyan's Personality Rights
Delhi High Court grants interim protection to actor-politician Pawan Kalyan's personality rights, ordering fan pages to add disclaimers. The 'Power Star' and Andhra Deputy CM's plea against unauthorized commercial use is upheld.
China's Contraceptive Tax: Limits of Pro-Birth Policies
China introduces a new 'contraceptive tax' to boost birth rates. We explain the policy's details, its economic logic, and why experts doubt its effectiveness. Read more.
Nepal press freedom violations triple in 2025, report finds
A new report reveals a shocking three-fold increase in press freedom violations in Nepal during 2025, with 118 journalists affected and two killed. Read the full details and analysis.
Uyghur Folk Music Banned in Xinjiang, Risking Prison
Chinese authorities in Xinjiang have banned dozens of Uyghur songs, including the folk ballad 'Besh pede'. Residents face detention for downloading or sharing the music, part of a broader cultural crackdown. Read the full report.
India Counters Pakistan's Allegations on Minority Treatment
India firmly rebuts Pakistan's accusations at UN, highlighting Islamabad's own poor record on minority rights. Read the full diplomatic exchange.
India Rejects Pakistan's Remarks on Minorities
India firmly dismissed Pakistan's comments on minority rights, stating Islamabad's own 'abysmal record' of systemic victimisation is a well-established fact. Read the full diplomatic rebuttal.
Uyghur Folk Songs Banned in China's Xinjiang Region
Authorities in China's Xinjiang region have banned dozens of Uyghur songs, including the folk ballad 'Besh pede'. Residents risk detention for downloading or sharing the music online. Read the full report.
China's Week: US Report, Economic Woes, K-Pop Thaw
A deep dive into China's week: US DoD report on Arunachal, sanctions on US firms, falling industrial profits, and the potential return of K-pop. Key developments explained.
Police Violence on Baloch Women Protesters Exposes Rights Crisis
Pakistani police crackdown on Baloch women protesters in Islamabad highlights a deepening human rights crisis in Balochistan. Read the full report on the escalating tensions.
China Tightens Rules on Human-Like AI, Mandates User Alerts
China's cyberspace regulator mandates AI service providers to inform users of AI interaction every two hours to prevent overdependence. New rules enforce security, ethics, and socialist values.
UK Hindus Protest at Bangladesh Mission Over Rights Abuses
British Hindus staged a protest at the Bangladesh High Commission in London, demanding global action against human rights violations targeting the Hindu minority in Bangladesh. Read more.
Analysis Exposes Deepening Structural Crisis in China's Economy
A new report shatters the illusion of China's economic resilience, revealing a deepening structural crisis driven by debt, property collapse, and demographic decline. What does this mean for global markets? Read the full analysis.
False Blasphemy Charges Fuel Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
A new human rights report reveals false blasphemy allegations are driving violence against Bangladesh's Hindu minority. Learn the shocking findings and the urgent call for justice.
PHRC intervenes to release body from Ludhiana hospital
Punjab Human Rights Commission compels a Ludhiana hospital to release a deceased's body after a family's complaint. The panel's swift action highlights patient rights.
BASC Alarmed by Rising Disappearances of Baloch Women
The Baloch American Congress supports the Baloch Yakjehti Committee's campaign, raising urgent alarm over the enforced disappearances of Baloch women in Pakistan. Read the full report.
SHRC Disposes 12,608 Cases, Holds TANGEDCO Liable
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission disposed of a record 12,608 complaints in three years. Member V Kannadasan directed compensation in 60 cases and held TANGEDCO responsible for a fatal accident. Read more.
Indian Travel Vlogger Held in China Over Arunachal Pradesh Comment
Indian travel YouTuber Anant Mittal was detained for 15 hours by Chinese immigration after calling Arunachal Pradesh 'India'. The incident highlights risks for Indians in China. Read the full story.
US Report: China Lists Arunachal as Core Interest with Taiwan
A new Pentagon report to US Congress reveals China now treats Arunachal Pradesh as a 'core interest' like Taiwan, amid deepening China-Pakistan military ties. Read the full analysis.
Baloch Committee Raises Alarm Over Women's Disappearances
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee reports a surge in enforced disappearances of Baloch women in Pakistan, accusing state agencies. Families demand justice and international attention.
SHRC Orders ₹1 Lakh Compensation for Police Rights Abuse
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission orders ₹1 lakh compensation for a farmer and nephew after police sub-inspector's rights violation in a land dispute. Read the full story.
Tibetan Activist Tsering Tso Gets Suspended 1-Year Prison Sentence
A Chinese court hands Tibetan activist Tsering Tso a one-year prison sentence, suspended for three years. Details on the case, charges, and international reactions here.
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