Kyauktaw Market Airstrike in Myanmar Kills at Least 50

Finn Right International Human Rights Commission, based in Finland, stands in firm and unequivocal solidarity with the civilian victims of the military airstrikes on Kyauktaw Township market, Rakhine State, Myanmar. Together with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, Finn Right International categorically condemns the reported killing of at least 50 civilians […]
Imran Khan Sisters Detention: Finn Right Urges Release

Aleema Khan, Noreen Niazi and Dr Uzma Khan, sisters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, are held at Kot Lakhpat Jail, Lahore, under 30-day administrative detention orders issued on 20 September 2026 under the Punjab Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance, 1960. Finn Right considers that the documented situation raises serious human-rights concerns. What Is Documented […]
Afghan Medical Students Pakistan Valid Visa Rule Explained

By Finn Right, Human Rights & Education LAHORE, PAKISTAN Afghan medical students in Pakistan are facing uncertainty over their education after Pakistan’s medical regulator issued directives concerning their return to Afghanistan. At the same time, Pakistan’s Foreign Office has publicly stated that under the Afghan medical students Pakistan valid visa rule, students holding valid visas […]
Victoria Roshchyna’s death and Ukrainian journalists jailed in Russia

Finn Right International Human Rights Commission, based in Pori, Finland, stands in unwavering solidarity with the journalists of Ukraine who have paid and continue to pay an unimaginable price for the act of bearing witness to truth. We cannot forget Victoria Roshchyna. She was twenty-seven years old when she died in Russian detention. More than […]
Eiffel Tower Row: Women Sidelined for Hindu Delegation

Women Pushed Aside at the Eiffel Tower: A Case of Gender Discrimination Female employees at the Eiffel Tower were told to leave their posts and stay out of certain areas during a religious delegation’s visit in early September 2026. Finn Right International, a Finland-based human rights commission, has strongly condemned this sidelining of female employees […]
Child Marriage: A Global Human Rights Crisis That Demands Urgent Action

Each year, millions of girls around the world are forced into marriage before they reach adulthood. Finn Right International views this practice with deep alarm. Child marriage strips girls of their childhood, their schooling, their health, their safety, and their freedom to choose their own future. This is not simply a cultural custom it is […]
Deaf-Mute Pakistani Man Detained in India Past Sentence

A Pakistani Man Still in Jail, Years After His Sentence Ended A Pakistani man who cannot hear or speak is still being held in a jail in Rajasthan, India. He finished his prison sentence more than five years ago. According to the information provided, his name is Shahid Hussain. He is from Chak 83 Murad, […]
Alleged Assault on Muslim Women Journalists in India

Finn Right International Human Rights Commission expresses serious concern regarding allegations involving two Muslim women journalists, Shaheen Khan and Nafisa Khan, who reportedly experienced detention and physical mistreatment by Delhi Police personnel on September 3, 2026. According to accounts attributed to the Muslim Women Journalists, they were reporting on a public event attended by Delhi […]
Sudan Humanitarian Crisis 2026: Genocide & Displacement

Why Sudan Humanitarian Crisis 2026 Demands Global Attention Finn Right International raises urgent alarm over Sudan Humanitarian Crisis 2026 ongoing conflict, now recognised as one of the largest and most severe humanitarian emergencies in the world. Since fighting broke out in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), […]
Finland’s Youth Drug Crisis: Urgent Human Rights Action

Finn Right International (FRI) has issued this urgent report to draw attention to what it describes as a growing drug crisis affecting minors in Finland’s Youth Drug Crisis and neighboring Nordic countries. According to the organization, the problem can begin with vaping and nicotine products at around 10 or 11 years of age and may […]