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Historic two-week tour of US ends with call for nationwide commitment to address racial discrimination in dealings with lawThe US must move beyond piecemeal reform and slogan-making and tackle the ongoing scourge of police brutality and law enforcement…
UN children’s agency welcomes drop in number of underage brides, but warns 12 million girls still getting married each yearThe number of child marriages is declining worldwide, but at too slow a pace for any hope of eliminating the practice this centur…
Six trucks of humanitarian supplies looted while air strikes in Khartoum undermine ceasefireAid agencies are pleading with battling factions in Sudan to allow humanitarian assistance to reach the needy, after six trucks of humanitarian supplies were lo…
Three members of Huwaitat tribe face execution, reportedly for opposition to Neom projectUN rights experts have denounced the pending execution of three members of a Saudi tribe, reportedly in connection with their opposition to a planned Red Sea megac…
In a speech, Sultan al-Jaber, the Emirati official presiding over this year’s climate summit, spoke of emissions cuts, but experts also cited ambiguity in his statements.
The free press’s role in supporting human rights and democratic societies is “at great risk” amid increasing levels of violence against journalists worldwide, A.G. Sulzberger said.
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by Richard Falk We are pleased to crosspost an excerpt of this piece from Global Justice in the 21st Century, the blog of JWE Board Member and International Jurist Richard …
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by Richard Falk We are pleased to crosspost an excerpt of this piece from JWE Board Member and International Jurist Richard Falk’s blog, Global Justice in the 21st Century. The Ukraine War is …
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Critical shortages of basic goods including water, and bodies piling in streets creating ‘environmental catastrophe’Sudanese medics have described seeing piles of bodies in the streets of the capital, Khartoum, people drinking polluted water, and docto…