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EU Should Reaffirm Support for ICC Arrests
After the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants against Israeli leaders and a Hamas official on November ...
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EU Cooperation in International Criminal Court Arrests
The document makes six recommendations to the EU and its member states to advance arrest strategies for outstanding ICC ...
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Sri Lanka: New President Should Reset Course on Rights
(New York) – Sri Lanka’s new president, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, should address the country’s many human rights problems by ...
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Letter to President Dissanayake Regarding Human Rights Recommendations for the new Sri Lankan Government
As a priority, the Sri Lankan government should take steps towards assisting those most harmed by the economic crisis; end ...
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UN: Russia Vetoes Sudan Resolution Despite Global Support
Tomorrow Russia is scheduled to go before the United Nations General Assembly to explain why it vetoed a UN Security Council ...
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This #16Days, Remember Afghan Women and Girls
The plight of Afghan women and girls under Taliban rule continues to demand the world’s attention. The 16 Days of Activism ...
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Lack of Progress at COP29 Puts Rights at Risk
The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), which wrapped up last weekend, failed to make sufficient progress to ...
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Confronting South Africa’s Crisis of Gender-Based Violence
Gender-based violence (GBV) remains shockingly pervasive across South Africa, according to a new report. Despite the ...
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Sexual Violence Escalating in Haiti
Restoring basic security conditions is essential to combat sexual violence. The Haitian National Police and the UN-authorized ...