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In summary, the United Nations’ partial resumption of human rights activities in Venezuela marks a cautious but hopeful step towards addressing longstanding concerns under President Maduro’s regime. The gradual return …
United Nations Revives Human Rights Efforts in Venezuela: A New Dawn Read More
In a triumphant celebration of heritage and culture, three endangered Chinese treasures have ascended to UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The inclusion of the Li …
China’s Cultural Treasures Revived: A UNESCO Heritage Triumph Read More
The official recognition of “Mongolian Nomadic Practices” by UNESCO not only underlines the rich heritage of these time-honored traditions but also highlights the significance of sustainable interactions with the environment. …
UNESCO Recognizes Mongolian Nomadic Practices as Cultural Heritage Read More
Webcam models in Colombia face a grim reality, enduring labor violations and sexual exploitation in studios rife with abuse. The report by Human Rights Watch unveils a chilling narrative where …
Unveiling the Shadows: Labor Violations and Exploitation in Colombian Webcam Studios Read More
The need for drought resilience has never been more urgent, especially as escalating climate challenges loom on the horizon. Investing in nature-based solutions not only addresses the immediate impacts of …
Investing in Nature-Based Solutions for Drought Resilience Read More
UNESCO’s recognition of traditional Chinese wooden arch bridges signifies a profound appreciation for the artistry and cultural heritage embodied in these structures. Originally included in the urgent safeguarding list, this …
UNESCO Champions Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridges as Cultural Heritage Read More
In a celebration of cultural heritage, UNESCO has recognized three significant elements of Chinese culture: the intricate Li textile techniques, the vibrant Qiang New Year festival, and the awe-inspiring design …
UNESCO Honors Three Chinese Cultural Treasures as Intangible Heritage Read More
The persistence of women searchers in Colombia highlights their profound resilience in the face of unspeakable pain. The staggering number of enforced disappearances—over 200,000—underscores the urgency of their work, exemplified …
Transforming Pain into Rights: The Unyielding Spirit of Women Searchers in Colombia Read More
The latest UNESCO meeting has illuminated the cultural mosaic of humanity, as 63 new practices from diverse corners of the world find refuge on the Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Recognizable …
UNESCO Celebrates Global Heritage: From Aleppo Soap to Japanese Sake Read More
Mongolia’s rich tradition of nomad migration has been granted global recognition by UNESCO, showcasing a profound cultural heritage that intricately weaves the lives of herders, their livestock, and the vast …
UNESCO Recognizes Mongolia’s Nomadic Migration as Intangible Cultural Heritage Read More