Peru’s Indigenous Peoples and Peasants Mobilize to Defend Democracy
La Vía Campesina says Indigenous Peoples and peasants in Peru are mobilizing against democratic backsliding.
Civil Society Sets SB64 Priorities: Climate Finance, Just Transition and Loss and Damage Take Center Stage
CAN urges governments at SB64 to deliver stronger action on finance, adaptation, just transition and loss and damage.
Ukraine Looks to Baltic Experience to Strengthen Voting Abroad and Democratic Resilience
Ukraine studied Estonia and Lithuania’s voting abroad models to prepare for future post-war elections.
New EU Return Deal Triggers Human Rights Concerns
The EU’s new return rules have drawn criticism over detention, forced removals and proposed third-country return hubs.
UN Reports Strong Development Gains Despite Global Pressures
The UN reported major 2025 development gains in food aid, education, healthcare and energy access.
Moroccan Authorities Accused of Escalating Pressure on Sahrawi Human Rights Defenders
Front Line Defenders says Moroccan authorities are escalating harassment of Sahrawi human rights defenders.
UN Climate Accountability Resolution Marks Major Step for Climate Justice
The UN’s new climate accountability resolution strengthens global momentum for climate justice and human rights protection.
Civil Society Welcomes UN Climate Accountability Resolution as a Milestone for Climate Justice
Civil society groups welcomed the UN climate accountability vote as a key step toward legal action and climate justice.
Amnesty Calls for War Crimes Probe Into Gaza High-Rise Destruction
Amnesty says Israel’s destruction of Gaza high-rise buildings must be investigated as alleged war crimes.
Syrian Civil Society Groups Call for Credible Criminal Accountability Framework
Syrian civil society groups propose a justice framework to support credible trials and victim-centered accountability.