Human Rights
Victoria Inyama Opens Up on Circumcision Experience, Sparks Debate
Nollywood actress Victoria Inyama has shared a deeply personal account of her experience with Female Genital Mutilation, describing it as both traumatic and,...
Executions Surge in Iran as NGOs Warn of Rising Death Penalty Use
Iranian authorities executed at least 1,639 people in 2025, marking a sharp increase and raising fears of even more hangings amid tensions involving...
Spain, Catholic Church Sign Landmark Deal to Compensate Abuse Victims
The government of Spain and the Catholic Church have signed a landmark agreement to compensate victims of sexual abuse by clergy in cases...
French Minister Condemns Deaths of Journalists in Lebanon Amid Escalating Violence
The French government has publicly condemned the deaths of journalists in Lebanon, emphasizing concerns over press freedom and the protection of media personnel...
Ekiti Police Commissioner Falade Vows Tough Crackdown on Crime
The newly deployed Commissioner of Police in Ekiti State, Micheal Falade, has pledged to take a firm stance against criminal activities, warning that...
Iran Executes Two Men Linked to Opposition Group Amid Security Crackdown
Iranian authorities have carried out the execution of two men alleged to be connected with an opposition group, citing involvement in planned activities...
UN Condemns Strike on Iranian School and Urges Protection of Civilians
The United Nations has issued a strong condemnation following reports of a strike on an elementary school in Iran, raising alarm over the...
US Congressman Riley Moore Calls for Nigeria Police Decentralisation Amid Rising Insecurity
Riley Moore has renewed his call for the decentralisation of Nigeria’s police force, urging state governments to take greater responsibility for local security....
UN Chief Calls for Immediate Release of 118 Detained Staff Worldwide
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for the urgent release of the 118 United Nations staff currently detained across the globe, highlighting a...
UN Declares Transatlantic Slave Trade Gravest Crime Against Humanity
The United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday formally designated the transatlantic African slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity,” despite opposition from...
