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A concerning report published last month by international legal experts with support from the United Nations (U.N.) seems to widen the door for the acceptance of sex with minors.

On the morning of 9th of April 2021, the La Soufrière Volcano on the main island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines erupted -filling the sky with ash and transforming the lives, livelihoods and landsc

News and Press Release in English on Saint Vincent and the Grenadines about Disaster Management and Volcano; published on 19 Apr 2023 by IPS

International legal “experts” — backed by the United Nations — have released a report stating sex with minors is perfectly acceptable. “Sexual conduct involving persons below the dom...

A report by the Geneva-based International Commission of Jurists with the UN's backing recommends decriminalizing the age of sexual consent, opening the floodgates for sex with minors, say critics.

As recent banking failures in US and Europe show, rich countries can act quickly when they want to

Over one million events have now been organised at CERN using Indico, a free and open source platform created at the Organization in 2004. On 20 and 21 March, representatives of CERN, the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) and other organisations met for a workshop on Indico and its future development and growth. Indico can be used to organise conferences, book meeting rooms, archive presentations and much more. Today it is used by over 200 organisations, including 11 UN agencies, such as ...

Today, on International Women’s Day, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) launched a new set of legal principles elaborated by jurists for a human rights-based approach to criminal laws proscribing conduct associated with sex, reproduction, drug use, HIV, homelessness and poverty. Th

Dr Richard Amenyah Socio-cultural and religious norms and archaic policies and laws that criminalise and don’t protect the rights of vulnerable populations contribute significantly to the HIV epidemic in the Caribbean. These societal barriers are fault lines which allow inequalities to widen and fester as a canker. The Caribbean is the second highest region globally,

Dr Richard Amenyah Socio-cultural and religious norms and archaic policies and laws that criminalise and don’t protect the rights of vulnerable populations contribute significantly to the HIV epidemic in the Caribbean. These societal barriers are fault lines which allow inequalities to widen and fester as a canker. The Caribbean is the second highest region globally,