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In 2024, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights spotlighted the precarious human rights landscape in Colombia. This examination divulged the intricate interplay between territorial violence and the internal …
Colombia’s Human Rights Landscape: A 2024 Overview from the UN Read More
In 2024, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights reported on Colombia’s continued struggle with human rights, shaped significantly by the violent territorial disputes and the enduring internal armed …
UN Report 2024: Human Rights Challenges in Colombia Amid Ongoing Violence Read More
The global energy arena is undergoing a significant metamorphosis as nations grapple with the intricate dynamics of nuclear power versus renewables like solar, wind, and hydro. Economic viability plays a …
Power Play: Economic Dynamics of Nuclear Energy Versus Renewables Read More
Commissioner Gloria M. de Mees Discusses Racial JusticeThe Donia Human Rights Center hosted its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture featuring Gloria M. de Mees of the Organization of American …
Commissioner Gloria M. de Mees Highlights Racial Justice at MLK Day Lecture Read More
In Asia, the battle for LGBTQ rights persists with varied developments across countries. Recently, Thailand made headlines by legalizing same-sex marriage and adoption, marking a historic achievement as the first …
LGBTQ Rights: Progress and Setbacks Across Asia Read More
Nesha D. Abiraj has made remarkable strides as an international human rights lawyer and has been recognized in Marquis Who’s Who for her impactful contributions, particularly in advocating for marginalized …
Nesha D. Abiraj: A Champion of Human Rights and Climate Justice Read More
In a distressing turn of events, Carlos Correa, the Executive Director of Espacio Público, has gone missing after being forcibly taken by masked individuals in downtown Caracas on January 7. …
Venezuela’s Human Rights Defender Carlos Correa Missing: Immediate Action Demanded Read More
The United Nations Human Rights Office in South America and UNICEF’s Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean have expressed profound concern for four missing children, ages 11 to …
UN and UNICEF Urge Swift Action for Missing Children in Ecuador Read More
Original Source: abcnews.go.com In a significant move, the United Nations human rights watchdog has taken a stand against Venezuela’s election integrity, highlighting the nation’s increasing political turmoil. The U.N. Human …
UN Human Rights Council Investigates Allegations of Election Fraud in Venezuela Read More
Original Source: apnews.com In a decisive move echoing through the tumultuous political landscape of Venezuela, the United Nations Human Rights Council has commenced an investigation into the alleged electoral malfeasance …
UN Launches Investigation into Venezuela’s Controversial Presidential Election Read More