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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has praised Serbia for progress in judicial reform and anti-corruption efforts over the past decade, while
Uyghur Women’s Plight Exposed at UNHRC: A Call for Justice
At the recent 62nd Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) drew significant attention to the dire situation faced
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South Africa must act urgently against xenophobia and violence to prevent further harm
Summary The International Commission of Jurists calls on President Cyril Ramaphosa, the South African police and relevant government agencies to protect non-citizens, dismantle vigilante networks
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Houston Africa Day returns not once but twice, with two significant events. While not formally connected, both share a common purpose of uplifting the city’s
Fossil Fuel Exports at Center of UN Human Rights Case Against Australian Government
Canberra, Australia — Ten Australians filed a case with the United Nations Human Rights Committee arguing the Australian government is violating their human rights by
Foreigners seek UN intervention after Durban police station standoff
About 200 foreigners who sought refuge at the Durban Central Police Station, fearing for their safety, want the United Nations (UN) to intervene and protect