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Human Rights

Stories from the UN Archive: Nigerian Nobel Laureate condemns online hate

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Europe

Europe – from a model of democracy to a Fort Europa

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In our work with human rights, democracy, and inclusiveness in societies, we have had the possibility to exchange experiences with NGOs from Europe and abroad. In old days, people would normally ask us to share with them our impression, experiences and cooperation with EU institutions, national authorities and local NGO initiatives regarding inter-cultural living and development in the field of inter-ethnic relations. We were always excited and enthusiastic to tell them of various schemes and plans of actions that were being utilised all over Europe so that its inhabitants could live their lives as they wish but at the same time accept and respect fellow human beings.
United Nations

Waiting would be ‘death sentence’ for millions on brink of starvation: Relief chief

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“War is pushing millions of people to the brink of starvation. Only technicalities prevent famines from being declared, as people are already dying of...
Human Rights

Gaza: Hamas, Israel committed war crimes, claims independent rights probe

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This was among the conclusions listed in the report of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East...
News

Happy Games for Vocabulary Expansion on the Topic Transportation

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It is so important for a person to have a wide and advanced lexicon. And it is better to start learning new vocabulary from...
Europe

Professor Mar Leal, from University of Seville, stated that religious freedom must be protected and not given for granted

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KingNewsWire // Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, 12th Jun 2024 - Leading voices for the promotion and defense of religious freedom across Spain and Europe gathered at...
Ahmadiyya

The persecution faced by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Pakistan

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Introduction For a period, the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Pakistan has endured persecution and bias despite the constitutional assurance of religious freedom in the country. The situation has worsened recently, with extremist factions such as Tehrik-e-Labaik (TLP) stoking animosity and aggression towards the Ahmadis. The oppression has reached a point where many Ahmadis are obliged to flee Pakistan to ensure the safety of their families and practice their religion freely. Organizations like the International Human Rights Committee (IHRC) and the Coordination des Association et des Particulier pour la Liberté de Conscience (CAP-LC) have been actively raising awareness and advocating for the rights of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community.
Christianity

“Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews”

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By punishing Christ and bringing him before the Jews with a crown of thorns, Pilate showed them that their accusations against Christ had failed.
Human Rights

From AI to war zones, UN hosts largest global meeting on disability issues

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Welcome to this first ever guest-edited UN News live page. We’re reporting from the opening day of the 17th session of the Conference...
News

Apple unveils AI tech: ChatGPT arrives on iPhone and ‘Apple Intelligence’ launched

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Apple showcased AI integration at the WWDC 2024 Developer Conference, with revamped Siri, OpenAI partnership included. But updates fail to impress investors. In a much-anticipated...
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