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The North Korean Human Rights Act was enacted on October 18, 2004, to address human rights abuses in North Korea through bipartisan efforts. Subsequent administrations navigated various challenges, including political …
Reflections on the North Korean Human Rights Act After 20 Years Read More
The United Nations Human Rights Council’s 57th session saw the adoption of resolutions aimed at improving human rights conditions in Russia, Sudan, Venezuela, and Afghanistan. While certain mandates were renewed …
UN Human Rights Council’s 57th Session: Steps Forward and Challenges Ahead Read More
Norway’s deputy foreign minister highlighted the necessity for unwavering commitment to international law in foreign policy, contrasting Norway’s vigilant stance on global human rights with its tepid response to the …
Norway Should Stand Firm for Afghan Women’s Rights in International Law Advocacy Read More
Mozambique faces significant unrest following contentious election results, with police violently clashing with opposition supporters at a political rally for Venâncio Mondlane. Human rights advocates are condemning these actions, which …
Mozambique: An Urgent Plea for Political Peace Amidst Turmoil Read More
Deputy Minister Vassiliki Kassianidou stressed the necessity of preserving Cyprus’ intangible cultural heritage at a folkloric event in Larnaca, emphasizing the importance of passing down traditions such as religious fairs. …
Preserving Cyprus’ Cultural Heritage: A Call to Action Read More
Eva Jiménez Bracamontes’ mural, “All rights, all people,” at Mexico City’s Central de Abastos raises awareness of human rights issues in Mexico, addressing themes like discrimination and enforced disappearances. The …
The Transformative Power of Art in Human Rights Advocacy Read More
Rights groups are urging Thailand’s prime minister to release Vietnamese activist Y Quynh Bdap, who is at risk of torture if extradited. Bdap, a UN-recognized refugee, has been detained since …
Rights Groups Rally for Release of Vietnamese Activist in Thailand Read More
This article emphasizes the urgent need for governments to honor their commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by supporting human rights defenders. With only 16 percent of the targets …
The Crucial Role of Human Rights Defenders in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals Read More
China’s economy posted its slowest growth in Q3 2023 amidst strong retail sales and declining home prices. The government’s efforts to calm markets faced mixed reactions globally. While TSMC’s earnings …
China’s Economic Signals: Market Reactions and Global Implications Read More
Join the SupplySide Supplement Journal Intensive webinar on November 6, 2024, to explore ingredient strategies for year-round immune support. Experts will discuss the interplay between metabolic health and immunity, as …
Exploring Year-Round Immune Health: Join the SupplySide Intensive Webinar Read More