
Landmark ECHR Ruling: What France’s Condemnation Means for Racial Profiling and Police Reform
In June 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) passed a landmark decision to rebuke France over racial profiling between its police. This is
In June 2025, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) passed a landmark decision to rebuke France over racial profiling between its police. This is
The French overseas department of Mayotte, located in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa, faces profound challenges in guaranteeing the right to education
Since 2005, a Frenchman, Serge Atlaoui has been behind bars in an Indonesian prison for drug-related crimes. Recently, France requested Indonesia to send Serge Atlaoui
Many sports lovers eagerly awaited the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games. All big events are always exciting. Back in 2008, when many people
A 73-year-old Lebanese activist, Georges Ibrahim Abdallah has been spending his life in a French prison for the last 40 years. He was imprisoned due
The 142nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Committee is happening at this time in Geneva. During this session, reports from different nations are
Recently, a Moroccan economist and human rights defender, Fouad Abdelmoumni, was arrested. He only spoke against the French government on social media during the Macron
One year has passed since separatist control ended in Garabagh. This moment also marks the full enforcement of international rules and United Nations resolutions. These
The founder and CEO of messaging app Telegram is currently facing a very difficult situation in Paris. Pavel Durov was recently arrested at Le Bourget