UN rights body extends mandate of Special Rapporteur on Russia
The United Nations extended the mandate of the Special Rapporteur, an independent expert on the human rights situation in Russia for a…
Tag: human rights
Mental health care ‘barriers’ must end, urges Guterres
Three in four people suffering from a mental health condition receive inadequate treatment – or none at all – UN Secretary-General said…
Why do we treat people as property of their tyrants?
By Hasanboy Burhanov – Founder of the political opposition movement Erkin O’zbekiston (Free Uzbekistan) On 2 October 2018, Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi…
Europe’s most stressed-out country is revolutionizing mental healthcare
Discover the hidden reality of Greece's mental health crisis and its efforts to enhance services. Learn about the 5-year plan and challenges…
Infibulation – the inhuman tradition that is not talked about enough
Female circumcision is the partial or total removal of the external genitalia without the medical need to do so About 200 million…
Niger: IOM calls for humanitarian corridor to help stranded migrants
The UN migration agency (IOM) called for the setting up of a humanitarian corridor in Niger to enable voluntary returns of stranded…
The legacies of eugenics in European psychology and beyond
The 18th European Congress of Psychology convened in Brighton between 3 and 6 July 2023. The overall theme was ‘Uniting communities for…
The European Times Solidifies Its Position as a Leading Online Media
The European Times, with over 1 million readers and circa 14,000 articles, delivers high-quality news on various topics. It has gained recognition…
The coach of “Paris Saint-Germain” and his son arrested
They are accused of discrimination The coach of “Paris Saint-Germain” Christophe Galtier and his son John Valovik were detained by the French…
AIDO network issues declaration of Mombasa on Human Rights
PRESS RELEASE – Mombasa / AIDO Network International, with its head office in London and chapters in Europe, Africa, and the Americas…