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Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist and political prisoner in Iran's Evin Prison, has voiced concerns over the health of Zohreh Sayadi, a fellow prisoner of conscience who is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatments for cancer.

Iran's parliament has unveiled the text of a contentious hijab and chastity bill aimed at confronting, detaining, and penalizing women who fail to observe the compulsory dress code amid a fierce debate over the rules, which have drawn criticism both inside the country and abroad.

Iran is facing the heat as temperatures soar, water resources dry up, and territory is lost to desertification. Unless the problem is adequately addressed, officials and experts warn, the country faces disaster and a mass population exodus.

SAINT Lucia’s Department of Forestry has been selected to represent the Caribbean, in a Land Degradation Neutrality Project...

The program encourages entrepreneurism and innovation around solving four of the most significant challenges of the desert.

The House of Representatives has resolved to investigate the allegations of abuse of tax incentives, tax breaks and tax waivers by public institutions and

The World Export Development Forum returned to the global stage for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, with attendees from over 60 countries traveling

This photo taken on July 8, 2023 shows an installation combined with several screens at Eco Forum G

Ecological civilization entail...

...governments must remove the barriers that prevent women and girls from owning and inheriting land.