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- 1Indian diplomat tells Pakistan at UNHRC to vacate Kashmir●WATCH: Indian Diplomat’s Blunt Reply To Pakistan At UNHRC: ‘Vacate The Part Of Kashmir You Hold’
An Indian diplomat delivering a blunt reply to Pakistan at the UN Human Rights Council has drawn wide attention, telling Islamabad to 'vacate the part of Kashmir you hold'. The sharply worded exchange highlights the ongoing India-Pakistan dispute over the Himalayan region, with the remark quickly circulating online and drawing strong reactions from viewers on both sides.
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The Human Rights Campaign says it stands with the family of Renee Good in demanding justice, following her killing in Minneapolis by a federal immigration agent. The organisation is joining calls for accountability and transparency, and the case has drawn widespread criticism of federal immigration enforcement and renewed scrutiny of use of force by agents.
- 3World Jewish Congress delivers statement at UN Human Rights Council▼WJC at UNHRC | WJC Representative to the UN in Geneva and Director of Diplomacy Delivers Statement Under Item 7
The World Jewish Congress announced that its Representative to the UN in Geneva and Director of Diplomacy delivered a statement under Item 7 at the UN Human Rights Council. Item 7 is the council's standing agenda item on the human rights situation in Palestine and other occupied Arab territories, so the statement addresses how that item is handled.
- 4Hong Kong defenders raise transnational repression at UN Human Rights Council▼HRC63: Hong Kong defenders highlight transnational repression as States renew concerns over China
Hong Kong pro-democracy defenders addressed the UN Human Rights Council's 63rd session, highlighting what they describe as transnational repression by Beijing, including pressure and intimidation extended beyond Hong Kong's borders. The intervention came as a number of states renewed their concerns over China's human rights record, keeping Hong Kong on the council's agenda amid ongoing crackdowns on civil society and exile activists.
- 5UN Human Rights Council urged to protect Indigenous territories▼HRC63: States must protect Indigenous territories and those who defend our natural and cultural heritage
At the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, the International Service for Human Rights called on states to protect Indigenous territories and the defenders of natural and cultural heritage. The organisation stressed that governments must safeguard both the land itself and the activists who face threats while defending it from exploitation and environmental harm.