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The UN rights office said it needed $500 million to fund its work this year to advance human rights in a world damaged by the "deep scars" of war.

A former Director of the Institute of African Studies at the University of Ghana, Professor Takyiwaa Manuh has been awarded the Franco-German Prize...

The UN rights office said it needed $500 million to fund its work this year to advance human rights

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The United Nations said that last year it helped secure the release of 13,476 detainees and undertook 3,664 monitoring missions.

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Bolstered by a momentous ICJ ruling, Palestinians, including Americans, gave three hours of testimony against the Biden administration.

Auschwitz-Birkenau was a place of evil in Nazi-occupied Poland where around 1.1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered in the name of an ideology of hatred.

Chengdu 2023: A Bittersweet Symphony of a Worldcon I'll take you down the only road I've ever been down Been down Ever been down Ever been down Ever been down Ever been down Have you ever been down? Have you ever been down? Have you ever been down? ++ “Bittersweet Symphony” by Richard Ashcroft of

Together, we can write a different story - one where prejudice is not a stain on our society, but a memory of a dark time we have overcome, write Laura Marks and Hifsa Haroon-Iqbal