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GENEVA, Switzerland -- China and a group of countries on Monday expressed their deep concern over the persistence of systemic racism, racial discrimination and increasingly serious hate crimes in some countries. Delivering a joint statement on behalf of the like-minded countries at the 48th session

Council Concludes General Debate on Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Forms of Intolerance, Follow-up to and Implementation of the

OPINION: Despite many becoming anxious and divided through the experience and aftermath of Covid-19, China continues to lead with calm, modesty and prudence, writes Wesley Seale.

Council Holds General Debate on the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action People of African descent in all parts of the world face environmental

Human Rights Council Starts General Debate on Racism and Racial Discrimination and Concludes Interactive Dialogue with the Working Group of Experts on

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There has been outrage and deep concern about the horrific images of Haitians treated inhumanely at the U.S. border.

The issue of reparations has been gaining support among African and Caribbean countries. Some world leaders voiced support for such payments for past links to colonialism and slavery.

【ワシントン＝島田峰隆】米ニューヨークで開催中の国連総会で２２日、植民地支配は過去にさかのぼって非難されなければならないとした「ダーバン宣言と行動計画」の採択から２０周年を記念するハイレベル会合が開か

There is no better time – than right now – to reflect on the Durban Declaration and its importance in today’s discussion around racism.