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The XII High-Level Dialogue on Human Rights between the EU and Mexico marked a significant step forward in reinforcing mutual commitments to uphold and promote human rights amidst shifting political …
EU and Mexico Strengthen Human Rights Commitment in High-Level Dialogue Read More
The U.N. human rights office in Venezuela has cautiously resumed activities after a tumultuous shut down ordered by President Nicolás Maduro’s government. While the office’s partial reactivation offers a glimmer …
U.N. Human Rights Office in Venezuela Struggles to Regain Ground Amid Tensions Read MoreThe renewal of UN human rights operations in Venezuela marks a significant step towards addressing the escalating concerns regarding human rights abuses in the country. Volker Türk’s commitment to support …
UN Human Rights Office Reopens in Venezuela Amidst Rising Tensions Read More
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has called for accountability regarding the violence that erupted in Venezuela after its disputed elections. With at least 28 fatalities and thousands of …
UN Rights Chief Demands Justice for Post-Electoral Violence in Venezuela Read MoreIn the heart of a tumultuous Venezuela, the specter of repression looms larger as the nation approaches a critical juncture – the anticipated transfer of power on January 10, 2025, …
Venezuela’s Human Rights Crisis: The Urgent Call for Justice and Cooperation Read More
Human Rights Day serves as a vivid reminder of the ongoing quest for dignity, equality, and justice across the globe. Celebrated on December 10th each year, this day commemorates the …
Human Rights Day 2024: Date, Theme, History, and Significance Explored Read More
In his end-of-year press conference, UN High Commissioner Volker Türk emphasized the critical state of human rights worldwide, urging nations to remain vigilant against violations. He provided insights into the …
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk’s Year-End Reflections on Human Rights Read More
The recent ban by the Taliban on women attending medical classes in Afghanistan sends shockwaves through an already fragile healthcare system. It restricts educational opportunities for women and girls, endangers …
UN Condemns Taliban’s Dire Ban on Women’s Medical Education in Afghanistan Read More
Original Source: news.un.org Independent human rights experts from the UN have urgently called for international intervention in Myanmar as civilian deaths have tragically reached 6,000 since the military junta’s coup …
Myanmar: Call for Urgent Action as Civilian Toll Reaches 6,000 Read More
Original Source: www.swissinfo.ch Around the globe, declining birth rates spark concern, especially in developed nations like Switzerland, where births hit historic lows. Policymakers are divided on how to address these …
Women’s Bodies Under Authoritarian Control: Reproductive Rights and Political Power Read More