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The UN Human Rights Council praised Qatar for improvements in labor laws but emphasized the need for further reforms, including abolishing the kafala system and ensuring greater rights for civil …
UN Human Rights Council Acknowledges Qatar’s Progress, Urges Further Reforms Read More
Rome is experiencing unprecedented tourist numbers, which have led to frustrations among locals. The impact of overtourism manifests in rising rents, overcrowded spaces, and a changing city dynamic, sparking debates …
Rome’s Overtourism Crisis: Residents vs. Record Visitors Read More
On November 11, 2024, President Xi Jinping hosted Italian President Sergio Mattarella for the return of 56 cultural relics from Italy to China. This event marks a continuation of collaborative …
56 Ancient Chinese Cultural Relics Repatriated from Italy to China Read More
Italy returned 56 cultural relics to China as part of international cooperation on heritage protection. This act highlights the longstanding partnership between the two nations in combating the illegal trade …
Italy Returns 56 Cultural Relics to China in Historic Repatriation Read More
In 2023, Italy struggled with serious human rights issues, including police torture, restrictions on protest, high rates of domestic violence, and inadequate support for asylum seekers. Climate challenges added urgency …
Human Rights in Italy: A Year of Struggle and Reflection Read More
UNESCO has undertaken significant efforts to preserve Venice’s cultural heritage against environmental threats like rising sea levels and pollution. An extensive online inventory documenting restoration projects is now available for …
UNESCO Archives in Venice: A Beacon for Cultural Preservation Read More