Int. Society for Human Rights

Int. Society for Human Rights has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in May 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Int. Society for Human Rights are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • WhatsApp • X • Website Besides social media accounts, IS_HumanRights has populated their site with: • Now available: ISHR Briefing Paper No. 1 ‘Karakalpakstan in Crisis’ • Lebanon: Cedar State at the Crossroads • Youth Camps in Cuba: Faith and State in a Silent Battle • Ukraine: “Your help brings warmth to my cold days” • Vietnam: Long prison sentence for allegedly endangering national unity • Iraq: The refugee camps are planned to close • Iran: Shocking statistics of Christian persecution – latest individual fates • Nicaragua: Pastor Arbitrarily Imprisoned Despite Serious Illness • Pakistan: Christians as “second-class” people in need • Syria: Reaching out to disadvantaged minorities • Baltics: Supporting each other together • Russia: Young political prisoners need our help • ISHR President speaks in the Italian parliament on Interreligious Dialogue • Germany: Hamburg candlelight vigil for persecuted Christians • Kostiantyn Zinovkin • Ukraine: Documentary about the Persecution of Christians in Occupied Territories • Hong Kong: Long solitary confinement and various abuses • Nelson Caballero Díaz • Aid Transport to Ukraine • Malak Faraj-Beygi • Bangladesh: An Impunity Crisis amid the Deadly Surge of Mob Violence • Russia: Thousands of Ukrainians and Russian Critics Subjected to Torture and Arbitrary ImprisonmentRussia • Medardo Mairena • Oleksii Kyselov • European Court of Justice ruling on marriage rules (November 2025) • Uganda: National Health Insurance - How do you finance a dream? • Cristiana Chamorro Barrios • Oleksandr Kurdin • Russia: 14-year-olds soon in prison for life for alleged sabotage • December 2025: Kim Jung-wook (North Korea) • Noel Vidaurre • Oleksandr Borysov • Lebanon: Without registration, there is no school, no work, and no housing • Arturo Cruz • India: Supreme Court ruling - The anti-conversion law effectively restricts religious freedom • Kateryna Korovina • Syria: No longer at home in one’s own country? • Juan Sebastián Chamorro • Pakistan: Christian family freed from debt bondage • Subscribe to our newsletter • Sign up for our upcoming webinar on "Karakalpakstan – Three Years After the Protests" • Russia: No rights for Putin’s critics and their families • Join us and become a member • World Environment Day 2025: Bangladesh’s Plastic Tide • Make a donation • Syria: Supporting Christians under the new government