The Red Cross and Red Crescent kicked out Belarus
Membership of the Belarusian Red Cross in the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies has been suspended since December…
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A Russian woman was arrested for a slice of red caviar on Red Square in front of the Kremlin
A 41-year-old Russian woman was arrested in Moscow’s Red Square while filming an Instagram video of herself eating a “huge” red caviar…
Hypocritical politicians call for ‘jihad’
By Hasanboy Burhanov – Founder of the political opposition movement Free Uzbekistan Manipulating the mass consciousness of Muslims Turkish President Recep Erdogan,…
Russia, A defendant in the case of military “fakes” told about humiliation and torture in a psychiatric hospital
Learn about the harrowing experience of Victoria Petrova, a defendant in a Russian military "fakes" case, who was subjected to humiliation and…
NY 75 Commitment promotes rescue of original meaning of the UDHR
A commitment to rescue the original meaning of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) emerged at the United Nations (UN) headquarters…
Barcelona Opera has hired a coordinator for intimate scenes
Intimate Scene Co-ordinator Ita O’Brien will direct the adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra, which will be performed on the Gran…
At UK’s AI Summit, Guterres says risks outweigh rewards without global oversight
Addressing the Summit on Artificial Intelligence Safety convened by the United Kingdom, at the famous Bletchley Park estate – where Allied code…
Russians not collectively to blame for Ukraine war: Human rights expert
In a recent interview conducted with UN News, she emphasised the significance of her report and its purpose, holding to account one…
US ‘at a critical juncture’ in fight against racism: Independent expert
She travelled across the US between 31 October and 14 November, from Detroit in Michigan to the Louisiana coast, also visiting Los…
At Rafah crossing, Türk says both Israel and Hamas have committed war crimes
Volker Türk highlighted the dichotomy at the border crossing, describing it as a “lifeline” for the 2.3 million residents of Gaza over…