United Nations 'alarmed' by Iraq's new anti-LGBTQ+ law
The United Nations said Monday that it was “alarmed” by a new anti-LGBTQ+ law passed by Iraq’s parliament. Baghdad quietly passed the law Saturday criminalizing same-sex relations with harsh prison sentences up to 15 years. Ravina Shamdasani, U.N. human rights office spokesperson, said in a statement that the law “should be shelved.”
Both China and the USA are panel members and have a valuable opportunity to constructively engage and prevent negative ...
Indigenous Alaskans are demanding respect for their subsistence and self-determination rights as momentum builds for a ...
The U.N. called for an independent investigation into mass grave sites that were discovered at two hospitals in Gaza after ...
Helping island nations, like Vanuatu, protect their resources and enforce their laws is “a sweet spot” for the Coast Guard’s ...
United Nations experts are raising concerns about chemical giants DuPont and Chemours, saying they've violated human rights ...
The United Nations call for extra funding to support its advancement towards reparations for descendants of slaves who were ...
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Caught in the crossfire of all the conflicts swirling around the world right now is one organization: the United Nations.
The United States on Thursday blocked a United Nations Security Council resolution that would have recognised the Palestinian ...
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is investigating a cyberattack after threat actors breached its IT systems to ...
St Aloysius Deemed-to-be University organized a two-day National-level Model United Nations conference, AL MUN, on April 22nd ...
- Sudanese Children suffering from malnutrition are treated at an MSF clinic in Metche Camp, Chad, near the Sudanese border, ...
Bloomberg says US and allies fear potential dramatic move will risk truce deal and hostage release; Hamas leaders may also be ...
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