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Ethiopia: Prioritize victims amidst legacy of rights abuses

The UN human rights office on Thursday urged the Ethiopian Government to ensure that ongoing efforts addressing a legacy of rights abuses, rooted in...

UN rights chief warns of ‘dehumanization’ of Palestinians amid West Bank violence as Gaza crisis deepens

Bulldozers in refugee camps, detainees stripped naked and spat at, farmers robbed of their harvest: against the backdrop of the war in Gaza the...

Dunki: A Critical Take on Migration from the Global South to the Global North

Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki is a comedy-drama film that depicts the struggles and aspirations of four friends from Punjab who want to immigrate to...

Weak Biological Weapons Regulations During World War II: The case of Unit 731

Unit 731 (nana-san-ichi butai) was the name of a division of the Imperial Japan Army during World War II. Unit 731 was a secret...

Gaza health workers pushed to the limit amid airstrike ‘carnage’

Overwhelmed medics in Gaza on Tuesday continued to try to save victims of missile strikes including attacks near refugee camps in the centre of...

Is Netanyahu’s Frustration in Gaza becoming too Costly for all Stakeholders?

The Expanding Crisis The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is expanding beyond proportions with death toll crossing 20,000 and counting, over 50,000 injured to include unprecedented...

Armenian POWs: Open Letter to the IC of the Red Cross On behalf of Vicken Euljeckjian’s Family

By Luciana Minassian and Uzay Bulut To Zara Amatuni, ICRC Yerevan, Armenia Dear Madam Amatuni, We are writing on behalf of the family of the Armenian citizen, Vicken...

Guterres: Humanitarian ceasefire only way to end Gaza ‘nightmare’

UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed hope that a Security Council resolution to get more aid into Gaza, adopted on Friday, could pave the way...

Afghanistan: Taliban’s return to ‘international norms’ is non-negotiable says UN mission chief

Lack of progress in resolving human rights issues is a key factor behind the current impasse between Afghanistan and the international community, the UN...

Barely a drop of safe water to drink in Gaza, UN aid agency warns

As the UN Security Council was slated to meet for a third consecutive day on Wednesday in a new push for consensus to pause...

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