U.N. human rights experts called on U.S. authorities to end the use of violence towards demonstrators protesting systemic racism and police brutality.
WASHINGTON (AN) — U.N. human rights experts called on U.S. authorities on Wednesday to end the use of violence towards demonstrators protesting systemic racism and police brutality in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death.
The three United Nations special rapporteurs, who function as independent investigators, urged American leaders to use strong measures to eradicate racial discrimination and overhaul how Black communities are policed.
Israel's brutal military campaign in Gaza has drawn direct criticism from all corners of the U.N. and its top officials.
Amid Russia's intensifying assault on Ukraine, observers find a sharp rise in civilian casualties and broad atrocities.
For disabled kids and their families, navigating forced displacements amid the rubble is a life-or-death challenge.
Refugees observe the 10-year anniversary of their flight to safety from Myanmar and demand a safe return.
Health officials say millions of lives are at risk as the U.S. withdraws funding from treatment and prevention programs.
Three days of talks in Rome ended with nations agreeing to support a $200 billion a year global plan to protect nature.
Leaders and experts say stronger international cooperation is needed to support the world's digital infrastructure.
The Trump administration's erosion of U.S. policy as Europe's main protector played out in a series of U.N. votes on Ukraine.
