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Equal Human Rights Organization (EHR) is proud to announce the publication of its latest research report, Artificial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Human Rights: Lessons from Iran and China. The report examines how AI-powered surveillance technologies are reshaping governance and their impact on privacy, civil liberties, and fundamental human rights. Through case studies from Iran and China, the research highlights the importance of transparency, accountability, and effectiv

Finland has once again been ranked the happiest country in the world for the ninth consecutive year, with the latest results highlighted in the annual World Happiness Report published with support from the United Nations. The ranking reflects high levels of social trust, fairness, and strong public institutions, which contribute to a stable and supportive environment for citizens. Factors such as access to quality healthcare, education, and social services continue to play a

Kazakhstan is enforcing stricter measures against child abuse, signaling a move toward tougher legal consequences for offenders, with recent updates covered in international reporting by Reuters. The updated measures focus on increasing penalties and strengthening enforcement to better protect children and ensure that cases of abuse are handled more effectively within the legal system. These actions highlight a growing national commitment to safeguarding vulnerable population

Uzbekistan is introducing stronger protections for women and children by holding abusers more accountable under new laws, a shift highlighted in recent reporting by Reuters. The reforms aim to strengthen legal consequences for domestic violence and abuse, while improving enforcement mechanisms to better protect vulnerable groups. These measures reflect growing recognition of the need to address violence and ensure safer environments for families and communities. By expanding