second
Five years post-COVID-19, the journey of our lives transformed dramatically, especially for those on the front lines of family stresses, such as Human Rights Commissioner Lorraine Finlay, who faced the …
Five Years Since COVID-19: Lessons on Human Rights and Emergency Responses Read More
When feeling low or experiencing anxiety, a simple walk may be the solution, and increasing your daily step count by just 1,000 steps can significantly alleviate symptoms of depression. A …
Increase Your Steps: A Simple Walk to Combat Anxiety and Depression Read More
The successful repatriation of 828 Indonesian cultural treasures from the Netherlands marks a poignant chapter in the country’s quest to reclaim its rich historical narrative. With significant artefacts like the …
Indonesia Reclaims Cultural Heritage: 828 Artefacts Returned from the Netherlands Read More
The upcoming regional dialogue in Addis Ababa serves as a beacon of hope for Human Rights Defenders in Africa, illuminating their struggles against an oppressive backdrop and seeking solid pathways …
Empowering Africa’s Guardians: Strengthening Human Rights Defenders Amid Growing Threats Read More
World leaders are concerned about Trump’s possible return to the White House as they gather for major summits in South America. China’s Xi Jinping sees this as an opportunity to …
Global Leaders Gather Amidst Uncertainty: China Sees Opportunity with Trump Read More