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Ukrainian culture and books: Libraries around the world are helping to safeguard them
Librarians and libraries around the world play a role in preserving and sharing Ukrainian culture and his history.
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Europe
EuroLat Assembly: hate speech, circular economy and food security
The 14th Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly plenary session will take place in Buenos Aires (Argentina) on 13 and 14 April. Members of the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (EuroLat), composed of…
Human Rights
Thousands of people missing in Syria, with a range of human rights violations and abuses
“The scale of this tragedy is daunting, with people going missing in different contexts, such as during hostilities, displacement or in detention. All too often, this is connected with a…
Council of Europe
Council of Europe: The battle for human rights in mental health continues
The decision-making body of the Council has started its review process of a controversial drafted text that aim at protecting human rights and dignity of persons who are subjected to…
News
Astronomers Detect Powerful “Galactic Space Laser” Five Billion Light Years From Earth
Inside a galaxy merger are hydroxyl molecules, composed of one atom of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen. When one molecule absorbs a photon at an 18cm wavelength, it emits…
Buddhism
3rd Century BC Buddhist Stupa in India to get makeover
The historical Buddhist Stupa or brick Stupa built 2,400 years back by Mauryan king Ashoka, in Haryana’s Yamunanagar, is scheduled to get a makeover with beatification works set to begin.
International
Russian Nobel Peace Prize winner was attacked with red paint
Russian journalist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Dmitry Muratov was attacked on a train by a person who attacked him with red paint, according to his newspaper Novaya Gazeta. "An…
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‘Decisive steps’ needed to keep boys in school – UNESCO report
The report highlights a global phenomenon: Harsh discipline, corporal punishment, and other forms of violence at school; "we need to take decisive steps to keep boys in school and support…
Books
Report Finds ‘Alarming Spike’ In Book Bans In U.S. Schools
USA: Rising school book bans threaten free expression and etudents’ First Amendment Rights
Europe
UN General Assembly votes to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on Thursday calling for Russia to be suspended from the Human Rights Council.