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Havana, Dec 14 (Prensa Latina) President Miguel Diaz-Canel urged on Wednesday to shake off inertia, banish bureaucracy, eliminate obstacles and overcome self-satisfaction, in order to make accelerated and sustained progress in the consolidation of socialism in Cuba.

Santiago de Chile, Dec 14 (Prensa Latina) Cuba presented to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) some advances, good practices and challenges in terms of aging and rights of the elderly.

We write in advance of the 94th Pre-session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (“the committee”) and its review of Kyrgyzstan to highlight areas of concern regarding the government of Kyrgyzstan’s compliance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). This submission addresses articles 2, 19, 24, and 28 of the Convention. The submission covers violence against girls, abduction of girls and women for child and/or forced marriage, access to education during the Covid-19 pa...

Among the laws are changes that make amendments to the state's judicial branch of government, education codes, and the Texas Clean Air Act.

By Juan Carlos Espinosa Havana, Dec 8 (EFE).- For Cuban artist Alejo Cañer, few things are explosive as the combination of sex and politics, and the “universes” he creates using that formula will be on display in Havana for the rest of this month. “Escupir la cara” (Spit in the Face), an exhibition of posters …

Human Rights Watch said that women in Tunisia are not being protected despite the country having one of the Middle East and North Africa's 'strongest' anti-domestic violence laws.

Santiago, Chile, Dec 2 (Prensa Latina) Cuban women account for a majority in the legal sector and the country currently marks the second largest number worldwide with the highest proportion of seats held by them in Parliament, First Deputy Justice Minister Rosabel Gamón said in this capital.

Since the beginning of 2022, some forty women have been murdered in Algeria. The relevant associations demand the criminalisation of these femicides, but while the constitution claims to protect women against all forms of violence, the Family Code and the silence of the victims’ family members still make it too easy to absolve the perpetrators. “He destroyed my future.” While she was waiting for the coach to Tizi Ouzou and Kabylia, at dawn on 26 September 2022, Ryma Anane did not know her ...

With the mounting mental health crisis intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic, the telemental health industry has exploded in recent years. According…

'As for the rations, they're very bad, nothing like the good lunches they used to bring us in little boxes, to last us all day,' a member of a polling station told DIARIO DE CUBA.