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A study shows that, while practices differ from one country to the next, they often come up against the same criticisms, a major one of which is racial profiling. Two NGOs and three associations have now appealed to the UN to put an end to this practice in France.

Racial profiling by French police violates international human rights law, five French and international groups said in a complaint filed today with the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

Luis Argüello, archbishop of Valladolid and general secretary of the Spanish Episcopal Conference. / Credit: CEE ACI Prensa Staff, Apr 8, 2024 / 16:25 pm (CNA). The president of the Spanish Bishops’ Conference and archbishop of Valladolid, Luis...

The consideration of the ILP is scheduled to be debated Tuesday.

Among the issues raised by Archbishop Luis Argüello is “the role of organized crime in facilitating illegal immigration.”

The Death of Journalism in Myanmar A journalist reflects on his detention by security forces, one small part of a wider crackdown on the country’s media. By April 07, 2021 Advertisement Reporting on the current developments in crisis-torn Myanmar has become increasingly insecure and unpredictable. When Yuki Kitazumi, a Japanese journalist based in Yangon, was arrested on February 26 while covering a protest, many observers held their breath. After five or six hours ...