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Five Years Under Taliban Rule: A Systematic Dismantling of Human Rights and a Growing Humanitarian Catastrophe in Afghanistan
The Taliban’s five-year tenure in Afghanistan has resulted in the entrenchment of one of the world’s most severe human rights crises, characterized by the systematic dismantling of the rights of women and girls and a collapsing humanitarian landscape. According to a comprehensive report and timeline released today by Human Rights Watch, the de facto authorities […]
Niger Military Junta Entrenches Authoritarian Rule and Intensifies Repression Three Years After Seizing Power
Three years after the military coup that destabilized one of the Sahel’s last standing democracies, Niger’s ruling junta has effectively entrenched an authoritarian regime, dismantled the country’s democratic framework, and escalated a campaign of state-sponsored repression. According to a comprehensive report released by Human Rights Watch, the military leadership under General Abdourahamane Tiani has spent […]
Human Rights Organizations Call on Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to Institutionalize Reforms and Restore the Rule of Law in Bangladesh
Following a landslide victory in the February 2026 general elections, Bangladesh’s newly elected Prime Minister, Tarique Rahman, and his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) administration have been presented with a comprehensive roadmap for human rights reform by a coalition of nine international and regional rights organizations. In a formal letter published today, groups including Human Rights […]
