UN rights chief laments 'shift in direction' in U.S.
UN rights chief deeply worried about direction of US policy under Trump
The United Nations rights chief 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.
Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust Director Anne Bayefsky submitted a video statement to the U.N. Human Rights ...
Unelected UN Human Rights Chief Rails Against ‘Global Power Dynamic’ of ‘Unelected’ Tech ‘Oligarchs’
The head of the UN’s Human Rights Council, Volker Türk, says the rise of ‘tech oligarchs’ is as ‘equally alarming’ as other ...
The Algerian authorities have maintained their repression of civic space through a brutal crackdown on the rights to freedom ...
Nicaragua announced on Thursday it would withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council, following a UN report that ...
India criticized UN human rights chief's comments on Kashmir and Manipur, describing them as unfounded. Ambassador Arindam ...
When former Afghan diplomat Farima Nawabi spoke about her experience living under Taliban rule to Dallas students, she didn’t expect to cry. She has told this story many times — how she was barred ...
India slammed the “unfounded and baseless” comments made by the UN’s human rights chief, who mentioned Kashmir and Manipur in ...
GENEVA: The United Nations rights chief expressed deep concern on Monday (Mar 3) about a "fundamental shift in direction" by ...
Some forty countries reaffirmed on Monday their support for Morocco’s full sovereignty over its Sahara during the 58th session of the Human Rights Council (HRC), held until April 4 at the Palais des ...
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