A Coup of Coffee
A group of scriptwriters try to convince the filmmaker by presenting a unique story. The story is about a self-inflicted dictator. The film has to be at the same time
10 December, 2018
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Category: News
Amnesty’s new report on Turkey: Purged beyond return? “no remedy for Turkey’s dismissed public sector workers”
On the evening of 15 July 2016, elements within Turkey’s armed forces attempted a violent coup. The coup attempt was quickly thwarted as thousands of people took to the streets
25 October, 2018
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At least 273 people have died and 2,000 have been injured in Nicaragua since April
At least 273 people have died and 2,000 have been injured in the unrest that’s rocked Nicaragua since April, according to the human rights arm of the Organization of American States
24 October, 2018
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Increasing human rights violations in the Uyghur region
At present, more than 1 million Uyghur Muslims are locked in horrific “re-education” camps where they are forced to forget their identities and denounce Islam. A recent story by The Independent about
3 October, 2018
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Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned Erdogan and emphasized the human rights violations in Turkey
“As we discussed this morning in detail, I am, as President of this country, concerned about German citizens who are imprisoned in Turkey for political reasons, and I am also
1 October, 2018
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Yemen is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis
Yemen is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. As the conflict enters its fourth year, more than 22 million people – three-quarters of the population – need humanitarian aid and protection.
26 September, 2018
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HRW World Report 2017
World Report 2018 is Human Rights Watch’s 28th annual review of human rights practices around the globe. It summarizes key human rights issues in more than 90 countries and territories
13 September, 2018
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Turkey slams UN over human rights report
UN rights office calls for halt to ‘continued deterioration of human rights’ in a report described by Ankara as biased. Turkey has slammed a United Nations report, which says the
28 August, 2018
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Thank you for helping to free Taner Kılıç
After 435 days, Taner was finally released from prison yesterday and reunited with his overjoyed family. I don’t think I was the only one who got teary-eyed when I saw
28 August, 2018
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One year on, a million Rohingya refugees still fear for their lives
The people packed into the largest refugee camps in the world urgently need our help to rebuild their lives in safety This month marks the first anniversary of the mass
28 August, 2018
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