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America
Religious Liberty, Abortion and Death Penalty on Court Docket; Bishops Apologize for Church Role in Indian Residential School System; Religious Exemptions to Vaccine Mandates? Hostilities to Religion Decline, While Government…
ECHR
Physical activity promoting policies in the era of COVID-19: is Europe on the right track?
Human Rights
For attempted rape: An Indian was sentenced to wash the underwear of women from his village
Human Rights
Northern Macedonia has no dilemma that the Bulgarian community has the freedom to express ethnic and cultural characteristics, but this does not mean that the ethnic and cultural characteristics of…
Books
During the past month, Peter Mousaferiadis, a self-described cultural entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Cultural Infusion, has been sought after for his thought leadership and opinions in worldwide media.…
Human Rights
There is a gap in the European Public Prosecutor's Office area, European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi told the European Parliament's budget, budget control and civil liberties committees on Friday. Four…
ECHR
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us that quality data saves lives, the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) said on Friday, ahead of the UN World Data Forum,…
Human Rights
Nearly 90 caregivers denounce, in a forum that we unveil, common abuses in psychiatry, such as the use of seclusion and restraint. While the Congress of mental health have ended,…
ECHR
Immediate action is needed to respond to the severe drought that is ravaging communities in Kenya’s dry regions – categorized as Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) - the UN’s humanitarian affairs office (OCHA) said on Friday.
