Where to turn? Discrimination and barriers to justice are a reality for Roma in Hungary and Serbia
Roma in Hungary and Serbia often face discrimination with restricted avenues to justice. Fears of retaliation or a lack of…
Tribute: Elizabeth Ibrahim and Zephyrin Kalimba ran the good race
By Billy Rwothungeyo, Africa Media Officer at Minority Rights Group There is a poignancy about reflecting on life, and knowing…
Joint Letter to South Korea’s National Assembly Calling For the Immediate Passage of a Comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Law
This letter was signed by 30 organizations and sent to the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea. It urges…
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A welcome judgment but not yet justice
By Carl Söderbergh The guilty verdict brought by a jury in the United States against ex-police officer Derek Chauvin for…
Les autorités françaises arrêtent Roger Lumbala, ancien chef de milice, pour crimes contre l’humanité en RDC
Version française ci-dessous ; click here to access the English version. L’ancien député congolais Roger Lumbala a été arrêté en France et mis en examen pour complicité dans…
French authorities arrest Roger Lumbala, former militia leader, for crimes against humanity in the DRC
English version below; cliquez ici pour accéder à la version française. Congolese MP Roger Lumbala has been arrested in France…
UPDATE: One step forward for the Ogiek as Kenyan court issues conservatory orders, stopping government’s titling process in Eastern Mau
One week ago, many were watching news from Kenya, waiting to hear whether the government had handed out plots of…
Historic court decision removing a key legacy of slavery in Tunisia warmly welcomed by MRG
Ce communiqué de presse est aussi disponible en français / البيان الصحفي باللغة العربية The Court of First Instance of…
Two years after ‘liberation,’ civilians in Mosul denied justice, reparations – new report
Over two years since the recapture of Mosul from the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), Iraqi civilians have…
