Kelly Mack+FollowIrish Tourist’s Visa Nightmare in the USImagine overstaying your US visa by just three days because your doctor says you can’t fly—and ending up in ICE detention for three months! That’s what happened to Thomas, an Irish tourist who says he was treated “less than human” in filthy, freezing conditions, all while just trying to recover from a torn calf. He’s not alone: other tourists have faced similar horror stories lately. Is this how visitors should be treated for a paperwork slip? #Travel #Immigration #HumanRights72Share
InkwellImpulse+FollowWould You Help a Patient in Need?If I worked at a hospital and saw someone in trouble, I'd want to help—no matter their background. But hearing that NYU Langone told staff not to protect undocumented patients from ICE makes me wonder: Where do we draw the line between following rules and doing what's right? I can't imagine turning my back on someone who needs care. What would you do in that situation? #HealthcareEthics #HumanRights #UndocumentedImmigrants #Health #BodyHealth50Share
Richard Jones+FollowGermany Got Called Out by Europe’s Top CourtA protester in Germany got fined for wearing a DIY plastic visor at a big demo, but now the European Court of Human Rights says that was a violation of his freedom to assemble. The court basically told Germany: you can’t just punish peaceful protesters for wearing makeshift gear unless it’s really a threat. Wild how a piece of plastic sparked a whole human rights debate! #HumanRights #Protest #ECHR #FreedomOfAssembly #Germany182Share
Hannah Garcia+FollowShocking Worker Deaths Before World Cup?Did you know tons of migrant workers are dying on Saudi job sites as the country preps for the 2034 World Cup? Human Rights Watch says many deaths are preventable—think electrocution, falls, and even heat. The worst part? Families often don’t get answers or compensation, and some wait years for any help. With all the glitzy projects and stadiums coming, rights groups warn things could get even worse. FIFA says Saudi Arabia promised better protections, but nothing’s really changed yet. This is wild. #WorldCup2034 #HumanRights #MigrantWorkers #SaudiArabia #FIFA #Safety20Share
Benjamin Jackson+FollowBritain’s Abortion Rights at Risk?Did you know abortion isn’t actually a legal right for most of the UK? Women can still be prosecuted, and anti-abortion groups are pushing hard to make access even tougher. With politicians debating new laws, there’s a real risk future governments could clamp down even more. The latest push is to make abortion a protected human right—like in France or Ireland—so no one can mess with it. It’s wild this isn’t settled already! #AbortionRights #WomensRights #UKPolitics #HumanRights00Share
marklowe+FollowPrince Harry’s Charity in Hot WaterWhoa, did you see this? A major conservation charity tied to Prince Harry just admitted their rangers committed human rights abuses in Congo. Locals say they were beaten and worse to keep them out of their ancestral forests. The charity isn’t sharing the full investigation, just a vague statement. Even with Harry on the board, critics say promises of more reports and staff won’t fix years of abuse. This is messy! #PrinceHarry #HumanRights #Conservation #Scandal #Africa #Entertainment314Share
Kevin Howard+FollowSaudi Executions Surge Raises AlarmSaudi Arabia's executions surged in 2024, doubling from the previous year, Amnesty International reports. Most are for terrorism and drugs, with rights groups raising concerns about human rights abuses. Will this strain U.S.-Saudi relations? #SaudiArabia #HumanRights #AmnestyInternational142143Share
gordonangela+Followmicrosoft protest: employees speak outMicrosoft employees Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal disrupted presentations, protesting the company’s AI contracts with Israel. "Stop using AI for genocide," they pleaded. Despite being escorted out, their voices joined a growing call for change. #MicrosoftProtest #HumanRights #TechEthics #Business41Share
