2026

IRAN: ‘Sustainable change will depend on domestic organisational capacity, not external force’

Sohrab Razaghi | THE NETHERLANDS

FREEDOMS

MIDDLE EAST

10.Feb.2026

IRAN: ‘The unprecedented level of violence points to a deep crisis of legitimacy’

Feminists for Freedom | GLOBAL

FREEDOMS

MIDDLE EAST

09.Feb.2026

VENEZUELA: ‘Although the repressive architecture remains intact, a small window of hope has opened’

Luz Mely Reyes | UNITED STATES

‘After decades of denial and silence, the suffering of Rohingya people is being heard at the world’s highest court’

Mohammed Nowkhim | CANADA

CONFLICT | CRISIS

SOUTHEAST ASIA

03.Feb.2026

‘Unless the colonial mindset is dismantled, Gaza’s political future will remain externally managed’

Karam Dana | UNITED STATES

CONFLICT | CRISIS

MIDDLE EAST

29.Jan.2026

‘The process looks democratic on paper, but genuine competition is systematically undermined’

Nalongo Nana Mwafrika | UGANDA

DEMOCRACY

EAST AFRICA

28.Jan.2026

‘When international attention decreases, state violence often intensifies’

Hengaw Organization for Human Rights | IRAN

FREEDOMS

MIDDLE EAST

27.Jan.2026

‘We are seeing an economic transition, but no democratic transition’

Guillermo Miguelena | VENEZUELA

‘Femicide is the culmination of a cycle rooted in the normalisation of control over women’s bodies’

Beatriz Souza | BRAZIL

‘Since the coup, factory employers have increasingly worked with the military to restrict organising and silence workers’

BHRC | MYANMAR

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

SOUTHEAST ASIA

22.Jan.2026