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Turin’s Imam Risks Deportation.
Photo by Moslem Daneshzadeh on unsplash.com On 24 November 2025, Mohamed Shahin, imam of the San Salvario’s mosque and resident in Italy for 21 years, was stopped by the police and notified of a deportation order issued by the Ministry of the Interior for reasons of public order and national security . Despite being in possession of a residence permit for long-term residents, having no criminal record, and a long-standing role in promoting interreligious dialogue, Italian au
the Observatory for Human Rights
Dec 133 min read


The Inuit community still faces alarming discrimination in Denmark: children forcibly removed from their families after biased parenting tests.
Photo by Palle Knudsen on pexels.com Denmark is, once again, making the headlines for violating Greenlanders’ rights through the forceful removal of their babies, after the administration of biased parental tests to assess “whether they were fit to be parents ”. The tests mentioned above, known as FKU (forældrekompetenceundersøgelse), were, in fact, banned earlier this year in May, after decades of harsh criticism by Danish human rights groups. Indeed, such examinations
the Observatory for Human Rights
Dec 83 min read


Netherlands must better recognise role of gender in domestic violence, expert body says.
Photo by @ ELG 21 on Pixabay.com The Netherlands’ system of legal and policy protection of women against domestic violence has been the target of warnings by the Council of Europe’s expert group on violence against women (GREVIO). In its most recent report, GREVIO lauded the Netherlands’ efforts to implement the Convention in recent years, but warned that significant changes need to be made in order to better recognise the way in which domestic violence disproportionately af
the Observatory for Human Rights
Nov 292 min read


Anti-migration ideology: alarming outcomes in the UK.
photo by Lina Kivaka on pexels.com Over the last few years, the UK has seen a significant rise in anti-migrant movements and protests,...
the Observatory for Human Rights
Oct 103 min read


Trans Judge Victoria McCloud Takes the U.K. to the European Court of Human Rights.
photo by Oriel Frankie Ashcroft on pexels.com Judge Victoria McCloud, the first transgender person to serve as a Master of the High...
the Observatory for Human Rights
Aug 192 min read
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