UN Rights Chief Laments 'Shift in Direction' in U.S.
UN rights chief deeply worried about 'fundamental shift in direction' in US under Trump
The rights chief of the United Nations expressed deep concern on Monday about a "fundamental shift in direction" by the United States under President Donald Trump, warning that divisive rhetoric is being used to deceive and polarise people.
The US has been world’s largest donor of humanitarian and development aid until now. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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‘Positive result’ aim of Geneva talksIn Geneva we will do everything possible to achieve a positive result, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Sunday referring to an enlarged meeting there later this month on Cyprus talks.Speaking ...
Dissidents from across the globe gathered in Geneva to speak about their experiences fighting oppressive regimes. Family and ...
UN chief Antonio Guterres, at the Geneva meeting, said human rights around the world were being "suffocated" and made reference to horrifying abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Kingdom’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations and international organizations in Geneva, in collaboration with the ...
The United Nations has urged the international community to respond to what it called human rights violations by Nicaraguan ...
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi meets his Armenian and Bahraini counterparts in Geneva, where he is set to make ...
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