Halting the erasure of cultural heritage: the role of international institutions and NGOs In 2001, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan was destroyed by the...
Lawmakers are shaping and implementing the EU’s digital policy with increasing emphasis on safeguarding the rights of EU residents. However, the safety and rights of minorities and those on the...
Webinar: The role of faith leaders in peace-building Interfaith Harmony Week is observed each year during the first week of February after it was first suggested by King Abdullah II...
During this event, we introduce our recent report In the Name of Cow: State of Haryana Dispatch, which explores the phenomenon of cow vigilantism gone viral. What used to be...
Dive deep into the state of human rights and democracy in India with a unique, facilitated discussion at The Hague Humanity Hub, this Just Peace Day. This event will bring...
2024 has been called the great election year and for good reason. This year, over 2 billion voters will head to the polls in 50 countries. In India, often referred...
Ten years in solitary confinement. Ten years of shuttling from one bail plea to another. Endless health ordeals, systematic discrimination. The custodial death of 32-year old co-accused Pandu Narote. The...
With the Digital Services Act, civil society has a tool to Big Tech accountable for their role in spreading online hate and incitement to violence in the EU - but...
On Thursday, October 12, join us to watch "Writing with Fire", a documentary by Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh. In a country where journalism is not considered a woman's profession,...
For religious and ethnic minorities in India, the first half of 2023 has been marked by arbitrary arrests, extrajudicial demolitions of houses, allegations of illegal religious conversions, mob attacks, and...
