As we are coming to an end of the election of the new WTO director-general, the outcome should be decided on plans for climate change and appellate body crisis.
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The case of a foreigner sentenced to death and denied all basic rights of accused persons underscores the human rights challenges pervading the Saudi Arabian judicial and political systems.
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In 1995, the global community restated its commitment towards achieving gender equality. Decades later, despite key advancements, gender equality remains a promise unfulfilled.
Read moreParliamentary scrutiny and human rights in the COVID-19 era
The COVID-19 crisis has prompted the government to make extensive use of delegated legislation, raising concerns for potential human rights implications.
Read moreThe Greek Council for Refugees and Oxfam denounce the “precarious conditions” of migrants living in the Moria 2.0 camp
The Greek Council for Refugees and Oxfam describe the Kara Tepe Camp, known as the Moria 2.0 camp, as “worse than the old one” due to the living conditions of migrants.
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