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In a striking move, Nicaragua has withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council, forsaking its scheduled participation in the Universal Periodic Review (UPR). This absence, particularly during the fifth session …
Nicaragua’s Withdrawal from Human Rights Council Sparks International Outcry Read More
In a dramatic turn of events, two US congressmen have united in a bipartisan effort, introducing a bill that aims to impose sanctions on Pakistani officials accused of human rights …
US Lawmakers Propose Sanctions Against Pakistani Officials Over Human Rights Violations Read More
The depths of our oceans are not just waters; they are a treasure trove of cultural heritage ripe for protection. A coalition of NGOs and Indigenous groups is gathering at …
Advocacy for Undersea Cultural Heritage at ISA Mining Code Talks Read More
South Korea is engulfed in controversy after a pivotal investigation revealed egregious fraud and human rights abuses linked to its foreign adoption programme, as detailed by the Truth and Reconciliation …
South Korea’s Foreign Adoption Scandal: Unraveling Fraud and Human Rights Abuses Read More
As we gaze into the horizon of 2040, Panasonic Holdings’ Corporate Technology Sector has crafted a visionary pathway known as the Technology Future Vision. This evolving blueprint aims to nurture …
Panasonic’s Vision for 2040: A Co-Caring Society Through Technology Read More
In a striking warning, German economist Holger Goerg cautioned that U.S. tariff policies could lead to severe repercussions for the American economy. Goerg, also the director of the International Trade …
U.S. Tariff Policies: A Self-Inflicted Wound? Expert Warns of Economic Fallout Read More
Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud’s film “Dreams,” which clinched the prestigious Berlin Golden Bear, has made waves in international sales, facilitated by M-Appeal. The film narrates Johanne’s journey as she …
International Success for Dag Johan Haugerud’s Berlinale Triumph ‘Dreams’ Read More
A recent report by South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission reveals grave violations in overseas adoptions, labelling children as orphans and sending them abroad like “luggage” for decades. The commission’s …
South Korea’s Adoption Agencies Faced Serious Rights Violations, Reveals Commission Read More
At the esteemed Boao Forum for Asia, renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs robustly countered US claims that China is fostering industrial overcapacity, calling such assertions “absolutely wrong.” Sachs, a professor at …
Jeffrey Sachs Dismisses US Claims of Chinese Overcapacity as ‘Absolutely Wrong’ Read More
In a bold stride towards revolutionising destination marketing, Orange 142 has forged an impressive alliance with Tourism Economics. This partnership furnishes Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs) with astute attribution tools and …
Orange 142 and Tourism Economics: A Groundbreaking Partnership for DMOs Read More