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UMS chancellor appointed to international commission against death penalty

When he was governor of Connecticut in 2012, Dannel Malloy signed a bill repealing the death penalty in that state.

University of Maine System chancellor appointed to international commission against death penalty

Dannel Malloy signed a bill repealing the death penalty while serving as governor of Connecticut in 2012.

International Court of Justice: 2 questions for peace in Palestine

2 decisive questions will be debated from Monday February 19 at the ICJ (the UN court). The answers could have a deep impact not only on the Israel/Palestine conflict, but also on the world legal order and a possible peace solution.

Israel Bars Cooperation With UN Group Probing October 7 Attacks, Citing Bias

Staff who treated victims and released hostages from the October 7 attacks and massacres have been contacted by the commission for information and interviews

Euro-Med Monitor sends UN rapporteurs, ICC Prosecutor primary report documenting dozens of field execution cases in Gaza [EN/AR] - occupied Palestinian territory

'Dozens of Field Executions in Gaza': Euro-Med Monitor Submits Primary Report to ICC, UN

In a report submitted on Tuesday, Euro-Med Monitor documents dozens of cases of field executions carried out by Israel in Gaza.

Investigating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Conflict

Investigating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Conflict

When more than a thousand people are killed in a single day, untangling what happened takes time. New information continues to emerge about the killings of civilians in southern Israel by Hamas-led gunmen on October 7. This includes harrowing reports of sexual violence that demand urgent, careful, independent, and credible investigation.

Human rights - UN Commission, Council, 1946-2006

Human rights - UN Commission, Council, 1946-2006: Between 1946 and 2006 the UN Commission on Human Rights, created as a subsidiary body of ECOSOC, served as the UN’s central policy organ in the human rights field. For the first 20 years of its existence, however, the commission believed itself to be unauthorized to deal with human rights complaints. During its first two decades, therefore, and together with other UN bodies such as the ILO, UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), the UN Commission on the Status of Women, and the Commission on Human Rights Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, it concentrated on setting human