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Council of Europe in big controversy on human rights abuse
A Committee of the Council of Europe is about to complete the work on a possible new legal instrument, that if approved will authorize states the continued use of practises…
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UNGASS 2021 – World leaders gather at first-ever UN General Assembly Special Session against corruption
© UNIS Vienna Corruption thrives in times of crisis and the ongoing global COVID-19 health crisis has not been an exception . The urgent responses required during the pandemic create…
Europe
European Union tests new walls, sound barriers to keep migrants out
From towering steel walls to deafening sound blasts, the European Union is doubling down on its efforts to keep migrants out. "Our main goal is to prevent migrants from entering…
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Judge supports prison’s decision to take printed books from inmates amid pandemic
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Officials at a Louisiana jail reacted reasonably to the COVID-19 pandemic by taking away printed books and giving inmates tablets on which they could read books…
America
Villanova assistant professor advocates for critical race theory because it has Marxist roots, relates it to religion
While many have been trying to hide any correlations and links between critical race theory and Marxism, one assistant professor openly admits that CRT is based on the teachings of…
Europe
The new pioneer announces the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union
Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to own a new flagship ship built for £ 200m, marking the UK’s exit from the European Union. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson – SDA…
Europe
EU Commissioner, Virginijus Sinkevičius, breaks down the EU’s fight against pollution
The EU and the rest of the world are being forced to move much faster in the fight against climate change and pollution. To get some in-depth insight into how…
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Election of Chief Mufti for 650,000 EU citizens
Bulgaria is the EU member state with the largest Muslim population. According to the 2011 census, the total number of self-identified Muslims in the country is 651,341, or about 13.5%…
America
Masks in the sea became more than jellyfish
Global Marine Conservation Divers on the Greek island of Corfu found more used protective masks than jellyfish at sea. It turns out that the pandemic has exacerbated the problem of…
Human Rights
AP explains why it fired Emily Wilder for pro-Palestinian tweets
Photo: The Associated Press' managing editor Wilder was fired last week after serving just two weeks on the job. The AP said a series of Wilder’s pro-Palestinian tweets violated its…