the Observatory for Human Rights

Photo by manfredrichter on pixabay.com According to the Spanish Ministry of the Interior and the regional president, approximately 72,000 people entered Ceuta in less than 24 hours between July 30 and July 31. Ceuta is a Spanish enclave covering 18,000 square kilometers on the Moroccan coast, which has been under Spanish sovereignty since the late 16th century and, together with Melilla, represents the only land border between the European Union and Africa. Thousands of individuals arrived in...

Photo by K on pexels.com Wildfires are currently threatening Europe and North America, burning vast areas of woods, destroying entire forests, and forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes. As the effects of this crisis continue to impact numerous regions, the international community is calling for concrete action. According to the most recent data issued by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), more than 434,000 hectares have burned across Europe this year...

Photo by Kaustav Das on pexels.com What began as a youth-led campaign for justice over examination irregularities quickly became a defining test of India’s commitment to protecting fundamental rights, particularly the freedoms of peaceful assembly, expression, and accountability. As the movement grew into nationwide protests demanding education reform and the resignation of the Education Minister, it revealed both the power of civic mobilisation and the mounting challenges faced by those...