On January 16th, France’s Eiffel Tower was lit up in support of Iranian protesters against the Islamic Republic of Iran. Slogans with “Women. Life. Freedom” and “#Stop Executions in Iran” were splayed across the monument. The September arrest and subsequent death of Jina “Mahsa” Amini by Iran’s morality police catalyzed
Libyan statehood is yet to recover from the removal of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 by a Western-backed rebellion. The absence of political stability in the country continues to perpetuate violent clashes between armed groups, which take their toll on civilians’ everyday lives, and the jumble of local and international
Last week in Madrid, the High Court provided its approval to extradite Carlos Américo Suzacq Fiser, a now-72-year-old Uruguayan doctor involved with many human rights violations in Uruguay. Suzacq has protested extradition, claiming that his Spanish nationality through marriage should protect him, but the court ruled that the “nature and
