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As part of the Ordinary Plenary Assembly, the Central American Parliament, headquartered in Guatemala, approved an initiative that requires a « rapid, safe and active » intervention in Haiti through international organizations...

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr. Tlohang Sekhamane says the 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development recognizes that migration is a powerful driver of sustainable development for migrants and their communities. He said this when officially opening the workshop for Members of Parliament (MPs)on Migration Governance and Management held at Hlotse in Leribe on Tuesday. He said […]

Việt Nam wishes to reaffirm that our consistent position is that all activities in the South China Sea need to strictly adhere to international law, respect the sovereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction towards our waters as established by the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

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HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Vietnam on Thursday (April 6) called out China's illegal activities in its waters and doubled down on its claims of the islands in the South China Sea.

Geneva - The Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), António Vitorino, completed a high-level visit to China this week, where he met with senior Chinese government officials. 

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It's beyond absurd that thousands of Venezuelans have been asked to live in limbo for three months without work permits. In mid-January, National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds announced that the permits would be extended again, but now migrants are losing their jobs because the formal documentation that authorises them to work here legally expired on

Luisa Jimenez thought she was visiting an office to regularize her stay in Mexico, but instead she found herself detained in an immigration center similar to