London Institute of Peace Research (LIPR) carries latest news and articles about peace, human rights, civil rights, wars and conflict on a daily basis. LIPR also focuses on news about Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.
Please visit our website London Institute of Peace Research for the latest peace news
Qaisar Mansoor Indian Minorities Rights Day is observed every year on 18 December to safeguard the Constitutionally-guaranteed rights of religious minorities in the country. Whereas, Indian government led by BJP promotes Hindu nationalist policies resulting in systematic and ongoing egregious violations of freedom which negatively impact
Male: Opposition leader, former President Abdullah Yameen Abdul Gayyoom has said that the fact that the Indian Ocean is named after India does not mean that the Ocean was their property. The former President said this during his stop at Thulusdhoo (Kaafu Atoll) in his tour
Nagaland: After eastern Nagaland, thousands took to the streets to participate in a ‘Peoples’ Rally’ in Kohima to demand justice for the 14 civilians killed by security forces in Oting village earlier this month. The protesters also demanded the scrapping of the Armed Forces (Special
RAI BARELI: Samajwadi Part chief Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday sought to equate the Lakhimpur Kheri violence with Jallianwala Bagh massacre, and said the British had fired bullets from the front, while the BJP ran over a jeep from behind. Yadav, who is Rae Bareli on a
Zunaira Ikram Khan The political, social and economic conditions of Afghanistan have remained unpredictable since the fall of Kabul in August this year. Post-US withdrawal, the dilemma of political recognition and legitimacy of the Taliban has put Afghanistan in a sort of limbo. The Taliban are under
Islamabad: The Chairperson Peace and Culture Organization (P&CO) Mushaal Hussein Mullick has termed holding of Russell War Crimes Tribunal on Kashmir in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina as a wonderful initiative to highlight war crimes committing by Indian forces in Indian Occupied Kashmir(IOK). Kashmir Civitas was holding
Gurgaon Haryana: Hindu nationalist groups once again stormed a Namaz site disrupting Friday congregational prayers of Muslims who gathered at different sites in Gurgaon city defying Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar’s announcement that “offering namaz in public places cannot be tolerated”. According to the details,
Dakar: An international human rights group accused separatist fighters in Cameroon's Anglophone regions of systematically targeting schools, students and teachers during a civil war that has killed thousands of people. The attacks have forced two out of every three schools in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions to close,
London: Queen Elizabeth has cancelled a pre-Christmas lunch with her family as a precaution while cases of Covid-19 soar in Britain, a Buckingham Palace source said. "The decision is a precautionary one as it is felt to put too many people's Christmas arrangements at risk if
London: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday appeared on the cusp of a crushing by-election defeat in a constituency never previously lost by his Conservative Party, a result which would raise serious questions about his leadership. Counting was still underway in the by-election in North
Washington: US President Joe Biden warned of a "winter of severe illness and death" for those unvaccinated against Covid-19, as the G7 called the Omicron variant the biggest threat to global public health. The stark words came as Britain saw more than 88,000 Covid-19 infections, a
Male: Opposition leader, former President Abdullah Yameen Abdul Gayyoom declared that the Indian military will have no choice but to leave the Maldives, and the Solih administration will come to an end with their departure. The opposition leader had begun a series of trips to the