Tag: HumanRights
Lindsay Clancy Case Reignites Debate Over Child Custody, Parental Safety and...
Any U.S. divorce court that awards custody based primarily on a parent's gender rather than the child's best interests should face serious scrutiny. Child-custody...
Falana, Ayo Obe Urge Nigerian Churches To Defend Democracy Ahead of...
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, and prominent pro-democracy activist Ayo Obe have called on churches in Nigeria to take...
ICC Rejects Petition Seeking Probe Into Nigeria’s Kidnapping Crisis
The International Criminal Court has rejected an anonymous petition calling for an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity linked to widespread kidnappings in Nigeria,...
Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty in Hong Kong National Security Case, Faces...
HONG KONG — Joshua Wong, the former teenage activist who became one of the most recognizable figures in Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, pleaded guilty...
Viral TV Exchange Sparks Debate Over Dress Codes, Islam and the...
A television discussion about the Middle East has sparked renewed debate over cultural norms, religious freedom and the diversity of societies across the region...
“Epstein Disclosures Trickling Out: Transparency or Obstruction?”
The U.S. Justice Department has begun releasing thousands of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender, but the slow...
“Government Says 130 Freed, Diocese Says 165 Missing Nigerians Ask: Who...
Nigerian authorities announced Sunday the release of 130 abducted schoolchildren and staff from St. Mary’s Catholic boarding school in Niger State, declaring that “not...
From Camps to Communities: Osinbajo Chairs Justice Summit in Kaduna
Former Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN, GCON), is set to chair the 10th edition of the House of Justice Summit and...
