Houthi Authorities Arrest Peaceful Demonstrators in Yemen: Amnesty International Urges Action

Following a demonstration in Yemen, Amnesty International reported that Houthi authorities arrested a significant number of people attending the largely peaceful event. The demonstration was held in commemoration of the 26th anniversary of Yemen’s September Revolution with participants said to be peacefully exercising their right to freedom of assembly, as reported on JURIST – News….

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OAS Condemns Attorney General Actions Amid Guatemala Election Controversy

The Organization of American States (OAS) recently expressed strong condemnation of the recent actions taken by Guillermo’s attorney general. According to the OAS, these acts involve delays and fraud allegations related to recent regional election results, which are considered unconstitutional and part of broader tactics to intimidate and cast doubt on the electoral process. This…

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Sri Lankan Judicial Independence Questioned Amid High-Profile Judge’s Resignation and Reported Flight

The judicial landscape of Sri Lanka turns uneasy after the unexpected resignation and reported flight of Judge T. Saravanaraja. Not only has his departure ignited profound concerns, but his resignation letter, which surfaced online recently, cites threats to his life and unprecedented stress levels. Judge Saravanaraja formerly presided over the Mullaitivu district in Sri Lanka’s…

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Bosnia’s Republika Srpska Labels NGOs as Foreign Agents, Sparking EU Concerns

On Thursday, lawmakers in Bosnia’s autonomous Republika Srpska passed a draft law that labels non-governmental organizations (NGOs), which receive foreign funding, as ‘foreign agents’. This decision has raised concerns in the EU. Under the Special Registry and Publicity of the Work of Non-Profit Organizations draft law, NGOs will now be required to inscribe onto a…

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