The UN Human Rights Council takes a step to address the crisis in Sudan
5 November 2021
The United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council took a positive
The United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council took a positive
As a lone girl in a traditionally patriarchal & heteronormative Muslim family in Tanzania, Oliver Rubama grew up with so much pressure to conform. She was expected to conform to socially expected patterns of female behavior and dress, and to aspire to get married to a man approved by her family.
Following the 25 October 2021 military coup in Sudan, DefendDefenders
The UN Human Rights Council’s decision to drop its Sudan-focused
Doubly forced to become a refugee, Hassan Chichi Dawla has mobilized her rough experience into an organization to look out for and support other refugees to live less complicated lives.
Both Council support and scrutiny should continue In Geneva, this
In a letter released ahead of the 48th session of the
By the time Elrudia Abdalla Hussein, a Sudanese woman human rights defender was in secondary school, she had witnessed the killings of countless people. Growing up in Darfur, she observed violence and human rights abuses. “If you do not have power, you do not have rights,” she concluded. As a result, she decided to join a student association during her tertiary education to raise awareness about human rights and fight injustice.
Ahead of the third Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Sudan,
Today, Floribert Chebeya Resource Centre re-opens its doors after being closed for 12