Human Rights

South African jurist Navi Pillay wins the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for promoting peace and international law. The UN human rights office welcomes the award.
International

Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for Promoting International Law

A new conversion law in Maharashtra has raised concerns among Christians, with some churches introducing additional checks for worshippers.
Religious

New Indian Conversion Law Raises Concerns Among Christians in Maharashtra

UN officials and member states have called for stronger action on the right to development amid rising inequality, debt, conflict and technology challenges.
International

UN Officials Call for Stronger Action on Right to Development

UN chief António Guterres warns about civilian suffering in wars, the crisis in Palestine and the need for Security Council reform.
International

UN Chief Calls for Peace and Security Council Reform at General Assembly

Pope Leo XIV urges Christians to defend human dignity as a God-given gift and stresses responsibility, solidarity, freedom and respect for life.
Religious

Pope Leo XIV Urges Christians to Defend Human Dignity as God’s Gift

Pakistan’s envoy Tahir Andrabi presents his credentials at UN Geneva and reaffirms cooperation on peace, security, human rights and development.
Diplomatic

Pakistan’s Tahir Andrabi Begins New Diplomatic Role at UN Geneva

Israeli forces continue operations in the occupied West Bank, with reports of demolished homes, blocked aid and forced displacement of Palestinians.
International

Israeli Forces Demolish Homes and Water Tanks in Occupied West Bank

Kashmiri leader Yasin Malik has refused to continue defending his case in an Indian court, saying he no longer has confidence in the Indian judicial system.
International

Yasin Malik Refuses to Continue Legal Case, Says He Will Accept Any Sentence

A California federal judge says parts of the Trump administration's deportation policies targeting Israel critics violate First and Fifth Amendment rights.
International

US Judge Says Trump Administration Unconstitutionally Silenced Critics of Israel

USCIRF has raised concerns over religious freedom in India and urged the U.S. administration to consider sanctions against RSS-linked individuals and visa action against Mohan Bhagwat.
International

USCIRF Raises Concerns Over Religious Freedom in India, Calls for Action Against RSS

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