World Bank suspends new loans to Uganda over controversial anti-LGBTQ law
Uganda’s anti-homosexuality law is fundamentally at odds with World Bank values, financial institution says The World Bank has said it will suspend…
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Uganda’s anti-homosexuality law is fundamentally at odds with World Bank values, financial institution says The World Bank has said it will suspend…
Behold the Palace of Justice in Brussels – a commanding architectural marvel that stands as a testament to authority, a striking symbol…
ICRC President, Mirjana Spoljaric, has called on states and parties involved in conflicts to refrain from using powerful explosive weapons in areas…
Russian forces have completely destroyed 180 schools in Ukraine, and over 1,300 educational institutions have been damaged. This was announced by the…
Did you know that women represent just 38 per cent of all ocean scientists? A women-led community organisation in the Seaflower UNESCO Biosphere…
religion or belief / Urgent debate on "the alarming rise in premeditated and public acts of religious hatred as manifested by recurrent…
On the last day of the Swedish presidency of the Council of the EU, the member states, at the level of the…
The European Commission has for the first time asked this month companies to offer a label to identify the texts and images…
Witold Pilecki’s story is one of courage and sacrifice, and a meeting room of the European Parliament has just been inaugurated with…
Human Rights Without Frontiers (HRWF) calls upon the UN, the EU and the OSCE to ask Turkey to annul a deportation order…