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Countries from across the world who have taken practical steps forward towards eliminating discrimination are showing what is possible, UNAIDS has said.

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THE FOUNDATION "Wish not so much to live long as to live well." —Benjamin Franklin (1746) On this day in Patriot history in 1789, the Bill of Rights was ratified by the state of New Jersey, the first of the 13 states to do so. Today we're tackling everything from Joe Biden's classified docs probe...

 

Tunisian Ons Jabeur, world tennis star, said on Wednesday her "pride" to be an African woman and defended "the right of everyone to live in dignity", after a speech denounced as "racist" by President Kais Saied on illegal African migrants.

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has called on all stakeholders to upscale efforts towards the eradication of all forms of stigmatization and discrimination and to promote social inclusion and tolerance. “Every person has the right to live in dignity regardless of the person’s HIV status, we…

While its origins may be rooted in the discrimination faced by people living with HIV, Zero Discrimination Day has evolved to celebrate commitments to the fundamental human right of being treated equa

Graca Machel, a member of The Elders and former first lady of Mozambique and South Africa says world leaders have an opportunity now to fix a system that was already broken for millions of children and the COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity to re-evaluate how we treat our children.

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Lord Shivas Family; An Epitome of Equality - Lord Shiva’s Family; An Epitome of Equality The family is the most vital unit of society. For growth in life, everyone needs a united, strong, and peaceful family. There should not be any space for...