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The recent addition of Henna rituals, Nabulsi soap from Palestine, and Taif roses from Saudi Arabia to Unesco’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list not only celebrates the rich traditions of these …
Celebrating Heritage: Henna, Nabulsi Soap, and Taif Roses Join Unesco’s Intangible Cultural List Read More
Original Source: iranpresswatch.org The United Nations Forum on Minority Issues in Geneva has generated considerable debate and outcry, particularly following the disqualification of Diane Ala’i, a respected Baha’i human rights …
Iran’s Political Maneuvering Silences Minority Representation at UN Forum Read MoreOriginal Source: www.atalayar.com In an emblematic flourish of diplomacy, France has inaugurated its first-ever diplomatic and cultural center in Tangier, marking a new chapter in Franco-Moroccan relations following President Macron’s …
France Expands Diplomatic Ties with New Cultural Center in Tangier Read More
Original Source: japantoday.com Amid escalating concerns over human rights in Saudi Arabia, two U.S. senators, Ron Wyden and Dick Durbin, have passionately implored FIFA not to select the kingdom as …
U.S. Senators Urge FIFA to Reject Saudi Arabia as Hosts for 2034 World Cup over Human Rights Concerns Read More
Original Source: abcnews.go.com In a compelling plea, Senators Ron Wyden and Dick Durbin have urged FIFA to reconsider its choice for the 2034 World Cup host, citing serious human rights …
Senators Call on FIFA to Reject Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid Over Human Rights Concerns Read More
Original Source: www.newsday.com In a compelling move, U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Dick Durbin have urged FIFA not to award Saudi Arabia the hosting rights for the 2034 World Cup. …
Senators Urge FIFA to Rethink Saudi Arabia’s World Cup Bid Over Human Rights Concerns Read More
Original Source: www.atalayar.com In a compelling call for reform and recognition, King Mohammed VI of Morocco champions Africa’s rightful place in the UN Human Rights Council (UN HRC). His vision …
King Mohammed VI: Africa’s Empowerment in UN Human Rights Dialogue Read More
The Moroccan Association for Human Rights’ 2023 report reveals alarming human rights violations including government repression, political detentions, and unresolved cases of disappearances. The report highlights a lack of progress …
Moroccan Association for Human Rights Reports Alarming Human Rights Violations in 2023 Read More
Africa is emerging as a pivotal player in the $17.1 trillion global tourism market, transitioning from wildlife safaris to cultural and luxury travel. Countries like Egypt, South Africa, Morocco, and …
Africa’s Cultural and Luxury Travel Renaissance: Redefining Global Tourism Read More
Rabat will host the UN Human Rights Council conference on Nov 21-22, 2024, focusing on human rights preservation. Key attendees include Ambassador Omar Zniber, Minister Nasser Bourita, and UN High …
Rabat to Host UN Conference on Human Rights Council: A Path Forward Read More