Human Rights Group Portrays U.S. as Major Threat, Citing Trump Human Rights Watch says the “misogynistic, xenophobic and racist rhetoric” of Donald J. Trump’s campaign does not bode well for core human rights obligations.

Although It’s Still Hard For Some To Accept, African LGBTQ Rights Are African Human Rights While the citizens of the United States decide their nation’s direction Tuesday, the 193 members of the United Nations also have an important vote: The U.N. is dealing with a serious human rights concern involving the human rights of LGBTQIA people Read more ... versus the sovereignty rights of Africans to handle...

Whether Gove or May Wins on Human Rights, Psychiatric Patients Will Lose Mental health is still a long way away from achieving 'parity of esteem' with physical health. Although this is a complicated topic and not always straightforward, repealing the Human Rights Act and/or withdrawing from the European Convention on Hum Read more ... an Rights will remove mechanisms that have made hu...

ABILITY Magazine The United Nations’ eighth “core” human rights treaty marks a shift that elevates persons with disabilities from being remarkably invisible within human rights discourse to being protected by a multilateral treaty that frames all human rights a Read more ... s accessible and inclusive. It's Human Rights Day! Find out more about the fight for protection and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities at http://www.abilitymagazine.com/Human-Rights.html. United Nations Human Rights #HumanRightsDay

Everything You Need To Know About Human Rights In Two Minutes This thought-provoking animation explains why human rights are important, using history as an example for the future. The animation, made by RightsInfo says: "Human rights are the values that

Attention All Liberals and Scaremongers: The Human Rights Act is a Piece of Parchment I'm pretty sure that a piece of parchment in the HOC library wasn't much of a deterrent anyway. Please learn the difference between your human rights, and the Human Rights Act. Or I will take them from you. Kidding.

"Women's Rights Are Human Rights" "It is no longer acceptable to discuss women's rights as separate from human rights."

20 Years Ago Today, Hillary Clinton Gave A Rallying Cry For Women's Rights On Sept. 5, 1995, then-first lady Hillary Clinton gave a forceful defense of women’s rights, declaring that “human rights are women’s rights, and women’s rights are human rights” in a famous address at