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EU Eases Landmark Human Rights Law
A significant compromise has been reached in Brussels, watering down the incoming EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive…
Human Rights Group Backs Online Hate Crackdowns
The German Institute for Human Rights (DIMR) has affirmed the fundamental legitimacy of house searches conducted in response…
Germany Eyes Expanded Human Trafficking Victim Protection
A stark disparity exists between the identification of victims of human trafficking and exploitation and the number granted…
Human Trafficking Network Busted Across Germany
German authorities have dismantled a suspected human trafficking network, uncovering a sophisticated operation involved in bringing Chinese women…
Germany Reforms Laws to Combat Human Trafficking
The German Federal Ministry of Justice has unveiled a sweeping reform of criminal law aimed at combating human…
Human Trafficking Cases Surge in Germany
German authorities report a record high in investigations concluded regarding human trafficking and exploitation in 2024. The Federal…
AI Reshapes Human Connection
The evolving landscape of artificial intelligence is prompting a fundamental shift in the relationship between humans and machines.…
Robots Cant Replace Human Care
The German Red Cross (DRK) President, Gerda Hasselfeldt, has expressed skepticism regarding the near-term ability of artificial intelligence…
Court Declares Clean Environment a Human Right
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has formally recognized the right to a “clean, healthy…
Human Rights Prize Named After Gerhart Baum
The Gerhart and Renate Baum Foundation has announced that its human rights prize will be renamed the “Gerhart…
A Blow to Human Rights?
German Parliament Approves Suspension of Family Reunification for Subsidiary Protection Holders In a vote on Friday, the German…
AI to Augment, Not Replace, Human Decisions on the Pitch
In a recent interview, former German football referee Felix Brych expressed his thoughts on the increasing use of…
Justice Served: 14-Year Prison Sentence for Human Trafficker in Fatal Bavaria Crash
A German court has upheld a verdict against multiple individuals involved in a fatal accident in Bavaria, Germany.…
The Future of Justice is Decided, But Human Decisions Remain in Charge
German Justice Ministers Unite on Artificial Intelligence in the Judiciary In a joint statement issued on Thursday, the…
Vitali Klitschko Receives Prestigious Human Rights Award
In a ceremony held at the Frankfurt Paulskirche, Hesse’s Minister-President, Boris Rhein, honored the Mayor of Kiev, Vitali…
Amnesty International: The ‘Human Rights’ Front for Western Interests?
Russia Blacklists Amnesty International, Citing ‘Undesirable’ Activities Moscow has officially designated Amnesty International as an “undesirable organization” a…
Amnesty International: Global Human Rights Crisis Deepens Amidst Armed Conflicts and Authoritarian Attacks
Amnesty International criticizes the international community for failing to protect human rights. In its report on the global…
Frontex Threatens Greece with Funding Cuts Over Alleged Human Rights Violations in Immigration
The European Union’s border control agency, Frontex, announced on Tuesday that it is investigating the Greek government for…
A Hidden Human Crisis Unveiled
The International Committee of the Red Cross is searching for 50,000 people reported missing due to the Ukraine…
America Exits: UN Human Rights Council, UNESCO and Palestinian Aid in Jeopardy!
The United States has left the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). The relevant order was signed by…
BREAKING: Trump Exits UN Human Rights Council, Slams UNRWA Funding in Shocking Power Play
The United States has withdrawn from the United Nations Human Rights Council and the future funding of the…
EU’s Human Rights Crackdown Sparks Threat of Supply Cut
Qatar has threatened to stop gas deliveries to the EU if its member states strictly implement a new…
A New Era of Human Connection?
Commerzbank to Return to In-Person Shareholder Meeting After Five Years Commerzbank’s Supervisory Board Chairman, Jens Weidmann, told the…
Germany’s CSU ‘Ripped Apart’ from Human Rights?
Pro Asyl Accuses Union Parties of “Radicalization” and Populist Election Campaign The refugee organization Pro Asyl has accused…