Geneva, 23 September, 2022.- In a ground-breaking decision, the U.N. Human Rights Committee has found that Australia’s failure to adequately protect indigenous Torres Islanders against adverse impacts of climate change violated their rights to enjoy their culture and be free from arbitrary interferences with their private life, family and home.Continuar Leyendo

Geneva, 22 September, 2022.- UN experts today urged authorities, candidates and political parties in Brazil to ensure upcoming general elections are peaceful and election-related violence is prevented. Threats, intimidation and political violence, including death threats against candidates, continue to increase online and offline, particularly against women, indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants andContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, 20 September, 2022.- Multilateralism through dialogue, diplomacy, negotiation, and inclusiveness, and based on collective responsibility, is the only path to resolving conflicts, maintaining international peace and security and generally overcoming the global challenges facing humankind, a UN expert said today. “Full and unconditional respect for international law, including internationalContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, 19 September, 2022.- A UN expert today called on the United States to allow the shipment to Venezuela of spare parts for electron microscopes vital for detecting disease and conducting crucial medical research, saying the sanctions now blocking them are violating the rights of the Venezuelan people to healthContinuar Leyendo

Geneva, 18 September, 2022.- UN experts said today human rights defenders documenting and responding to atrocities by Myanmar’s military junta urgently need comprehensive support, including financial, and called on the international community to end apparent indifference to the violence targeting the country’s population. “In the face of inaction by theContinuar Leyendo