Human Rights Commission
Coverage of Human Rights Commission in the Nexus archive.
- Stockard on the Stump: Tenn Republican Caucus chair irritated by extremism
Rep. Jeremy Faison is retiring from the Tennessee General Assembly after 16 years, stating he feels caught in political polarization between the far left and far right. He expressed concern over extreme examples of legislation, such as those related to abortion. Though passing bills on medical marijuana, Faison opposed measures concerning immigration that would charge tuition to non-citizen children.
- Human Rights Commission hears testimony on anti-immigrant violence
The brother of an Ecuadorian immigrant testified before a Human Rights Commission hearing in Washington, D.C., regarding his brother's death. The victim was stabbed to death on Long Island in 2008. Seven teenagers were convicted in connection with Marcelo Lucero’s death as a hate crime.
- We are US civil rights lawyers. Trump’s policies have driven us to seek justice internationally | Thomas Becker and Antonio Romanucci
Two US civil rights lawyers state that Trump's policies have forced them to seek justice internationally as US courts become less effective. They highlight concerns over government attacks on protesters, journalists, and legal professionals challenging the administration.
- Guadalajara residents receiving contaminated water will get an 80% discount on their bills
Guadalajara residents affected by contaminated water will receive an 80% discount on their water bills until December 15, covering up to 750,000 beneficiaries in 600 neighborhoods. The Jalisco state Congress approved the measure after a petition by Councilman José María Martínez, with the Human Rights Commission identifying affected areas based on 2026 complaints. Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro also announced a 100 million peso investment in portable water treatment plants.
- HRC takes suo moto cognisance of food poisoning incident at Telangana’s Nagarkurnool school
The Human Rights Commission (HRC) has taken suo moto cognisance of a food poisoning incident at a school in Nagarkurnool, Telangana. The action indicates an official inquiry into the incident.
- THIRTY Green candidates probed over anti-Semitism: Shocking figures that make a mockery of claims hateful comments had been 'dealt with'
Thirty Green candidates are being probed over anti-Semitism, contradicting claims that hateful comments had been addressed. The investigation reveals shocking figures, sparking concerns about the party's handling of the issue. This development undermines the party's stance on tackling hate speech.