The UK government is preparing to close a significant immigration loophole that has allowed some foreign criminals and asylum seekers to delay deportation by invoking their “right to family life” under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. This provision has often been exploited to avoid removal from[Read More…]

In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court has decided that the terms “man” and “woman” in the Equality Act 2010 refer strictly to biological sex, not gender identity. This ruling invalidates Scottish government guidance that had recognized trans women with gender recognition certificates as legally women under the Act.[Read More…]

Nine people have been arrested following a disturbing neo-Nazi gathering in an Oldham pub where attendees allegedly celebrated Adolf Hitler’s birthday with swastika-emblazoned cake and flags. The far-right group, British Movement North West, reportedly hosted the event at the Duke of Edinburgh pub in Royton, later posting images online that[Read More…]

As of May 7, 2025, South Africa is navigating crucial human rights developments, particularly related to racial equity and historical justice. One of the most significant issues currently being debated is the Employment Equity Amendment Act, which mandates that companies with over 50 employees meet specific diversity targets for Black[Read More…]

The global push for clean energy is fueling a surge in demand for transition minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper, and rare earth elements, which are essential for technologies like electric vehicles, solar panels, and wind turbines. However, the increasing need for these critical materials brings several challenges, including[Read More…]

The Israeli embassy in London was the intended target of a suspected terror plot involving five Iranian men, the BBC has learned. While the Metropolitan Police have not officially named the location, sources confirm the reports first published by the times. The arrests were part of a major counter-terrorism operation[Read More…]

A prominent Israeli human rights organization has accused the Israeli government of employing starvation as a method of warfare in the Gaza Strip, labeling it a war crime under international law. The group, B’Tselem, contends that Israel’s prolonged blockade and deliberate obstruction of humanitarian aid have led to widespread food[Read More…]

The UK government is contemplating new measures to limit student visa approvals for nationals from countries with high rates of asylum claims. This potential policy shift aims to address concerns over individuals entering the UK on student visas and subsequently seeking asylum. Countries such as Nigeria, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka[Read More…]

The Spanish parliament is set to hold a critical concern regarding human rights concerns surrounding Morocco’s joint bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. As part of a historic collaboration between Morocco, Spain, and Portugal, the bid has drawn attention not only for its potential to bring the prestigious[Read More…]

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled it lacks jurisdiction to hear Sudan’s case accusing the United Arab Emirates of committing genocide and supporting violence in Darfur. Sudan had filed the case under the Genocide Convention, alleging that the UAE-backed paramilitary forces involved in atrocities.  However, the ICJ found[Read More…]