Human Rights
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Indian Opposition Warns Electoral Revision May Strip Muslims of Voting Rights
DID Press: India’s opposition parties have warned that the implementation of the “Special Intensive Revision” (SIR) of voter lists poses a serious threat to the country’s democracy. Critics argue that the plan goes beyond administrative updates and serves as a…
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UNRWA Warns of Critical Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
DID Press: The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, needing urgent aid, reported UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). According to UNRWA, millions of people in Gaza are facing severe shortages of food, water, and medicine amid…
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US Accused of Ignoring Child Trafficking During Afghanistan Evacuation
DID Press: Documented reports indicate that during the 2021 evacuation of Afghan refugees, the U.S. government ignored staff warnings regarding child trafficking and abuse. Internal documents from the U.S. State Department and an Associated Press report revealed that during the…
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Japan Backs Doha Process as Most Effective Framework for Afghanistan
DID Press: Japanese ambassador in Kabul emphasized that the Doha Process, with its wide range of participants, is the most effective mechanism for bringing Afghanistan closer to the international community. Tokyo has pledged to continue active and sustained support for…
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Israel Demolishes Residential Building in East Jerusalem, Dozens Displaced
DID Press: Israeli bulldozers on Monday demolished a four-story residential building in East Jerusalem, leaving dozens of Palestinian residents homeless within 24 hours. The building, located in the Silwan neighborhood near the Old City, contained twelve residential units housing approximately…
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Pakistani Senator Warns of Shrinking Space for Enlightened in Afghanistan
DID Press: Pakistani Senator Jan Mohammad Buledi, parliamentary leader of the National Party (NP) in Pakistan’s Senate, has expressed concern over the situation of Afghan families in Pakistan, saying since the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, living a dignified…
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Praising Jolani’s Governance in Syria by Turkish FM Sparks Controversy
DID Press: Speaking at a joint press conference with the foreign minister of Syria’s self-declared government, Turkish FM claimed Syria under the management of Mohammad al-Jolani represents an “exemplary model” of governance. Contrary to the Turkish foreign minister’s remarks, critics…
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Alawite Women Targeted by Organized Abduction Networks in Syria
DID Press: Human rights sources in Syria have reported the abduction of at least 40 Alawite women over the past three weeks, pointing to organized crimes deliberately targeting civilians. According to these sources, the women were primarily abducted from the…
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Saudi Arabia’s Execution Record Raises Alarm Over Minority and Migrant Rights
DID Press: Saudi Arabia has recorded one of the highest execution rates in the world, Over past decade. Findings by human rights organizations indicate that the use of the death penalty in the kingdom has not only continued at a…
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Zohran Mamdani Facing 3-Front Battle against Wall Street, Trumpism, and Israel Lobby
DID Press: What began as Zohran Mamdani’s urban promises—food subsidies, free infant care, and rent stabilization—quickly escalated into a full-scale battle with an intertwined network of financial, ideological, and geopolitical power. From City Politics to Structural ConfrontationMamdani’s economic promises initially…
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