Europe World 

UN Human Rights Office Fails to Protect Protesters in Belarus

February 26, 2021March 1, 2021 RMN News Alexander Lukashenko, Belarus, Human Rights

Casual condemnation statements and weak-kneed measures taken by the UN, EU, independent human rights organizations, etc. are ignored by the

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Crime Middle East and Africa Politics World 

German Court Convicts Syrian Official for Crimes Against Humanity

February 25, 2021February 27, 2021 RMN News Amnesty, Court, Crimes Against Humanity, German, Syria, Syrian

Amnesty reiterates its call to the UN Security Council to urgently refer the situation in Syria to the International Criminal

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Asia Pacific Opinion RMN Views World 

Youth Leader Lakha Sidhana Reinvigorates Dwindling Farmers’ Protest

February 24, 2021February 25, 2021 RMN News Delhi Police, Farmers’ Protest, Lakha Sidhana, Narendra Modi, Punjab, Youth

The February 23 rally was organized to strengthen the farm agitation which is going haywire under the directionless leadership of

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Asia Pacific Crime Politics World 

Sanctions Won’t Deter Myanmar Military Rulers

February 20, 2021March 5, 2021 RMN News Coup, Human Rights, Military, Myanmar, Sanctions

As the imposition of sanctions is an ineffective mechanism to deal with state crimes, sanctions have not worked in many

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Americas Political Issues Politics World 

U.S. Lawyers Write to President Biden on Indian Farmers’ Protests

February 16, 2021February 18, 2021 RMN News Farm Laws, Farmers, Human Rights, Joe Biden

The letter urges President Biden to act in his capacity to denounce, condemn and raise the issues at the United

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Americas Political Issues Politics World 

Justin Trudeau Reminds PM Modi of Democratic Principles to Deal with Protests

February 11, 2021February 14, 2021 RMN News Canada, Farmers, Justin Trudeau, Narendra Modi

The global political leaders and the UN agencies are advising Modi to protect human rights. By Rakesh Raman Canadian Prime

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