U’wa nation’s fight at international tribunal could set a precedent for Indigenous rights
This article follows a previous report by the Canary on a significant case for Indigenous rights brought by the U'wa Indigenous ...
Tag: Human rights
Historic case at international tribunal shows that states must put the rights of Indigenous peoples above extractive interests
For over 25 years, the U’wa Nation of northeastern Colombia has been bravely fighting to be heard at an international ...
Tory attacks on civic freedom see UK downgraded in new report
Tory attacks on civic freedom have seen the UK downgraded in a new joint report due to restrictive public order ...
Afghan refugees detained in ‘prison conditions’ in the UAE, says human rights group
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused the United Arab Emirates (UAE) of arbitrarily detaining at least 2,400 Afghan refugees in ...
Police worldwide are increasing the use of rubber bullets and tear gas, Amnesty International warns
Amnesty International warned that police use of rubber bullets and other projectiles against peaceful protesters has become increasingly routine worldwide. ...
Trans women prisoners policy update bars nearly all from the female estate – but that was already the case
Content warning: This article contains discussion of genitals and sexual assault. On 25 January, the government announced an update to ...
Revelations about human rights abuses at Manston underscore the UK’s colonial immigration regime
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request has revealed that the Home Office ignored warnings over the Manston refugee detention centre. ...
German parliament recognises Yazidi genocide in Iraq
On 19 January, Germany's lower house of parliament recognised the massacre of Yazidi people by Islamic State (IS) members in ...
UN slams Iran for weaponising fear as it hands out three more executions
Iran will execute four more people involved in civil unrest following the murder of Mahsa Amini by the nation's police. ...
A Hong Kong lawyer jailed for a candlelit vigil just won her appeal against the Chinese state
Hong Kong police's decision to ban a Tiananmen vigil last year was unlawful, a court ruled on 14 December. The ...
Iran executes a second protester, Majidreza Rahnavard, with more expected to follow
On Monday 12 December, Iranian authorities executed protester Majidreza Rahnavard. It was over the protests that have shaken the regime ...
Iran triggers outrage with first execution over protests
Iran carried out its first known execution on 8 December over the protests that have shaken the regime since September. ...
Iranians celebrate World Cup loss to US as form of protest
Iran was knocked out of the World Cup by the United States in Qatar on Tuesday night, drawing a mixed ...
Protests in Iran intensify, with three teenagers among those facing the death penalty
Three Iranian teenagers are among 15 people who could face the death penalty over the killing of a pro-government paramilitary ...
Iran authorities have killed nearly 500 protesters since September
Iranian security forces have killed at least 448 people since mid-September. The killings, over half of which were in ethnic ...
Dutch court rules 2007 Afghan air strike ‘unlawful’
A deadly Dutch air strike on a civilian compound in Afghanistan in 2007 was unlawful, a court in the Netherlands ...
Rights groups raise alarm as Iranians protest against regime at child’s funeral
On 18 November, protesters in Iran chanted anti-regime slogans at the funeral of a young boy whose family say was ...
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