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Germany has reopened its embassy in Syria after 13 years, signaling a commitment to support the nation politically and economically. Minister Baerbock emphasized the need for inclusivity in Syria’s political …
Germany Reopens Its Diplomatic Mission in Syria After 13-Year Closure Read More
Thailand ministers are visiting Xinjiang to meet Uyghurs deported last month, but only a few will be available. This deportation has faced international criticism and raised concerns about human rights …
Thai Officials Visit Xinjiang to Meet Uyghurs Amid Controversy Read More
The Renew Europe Group condemns sexual violence in Sudan, urging targeted sanctions against perpetrators. Reports indicate 12.1 million people are at risk, with alarming cases of child rape. A resolution …
Renew Europe Group Condemns Atrocities Against Women and Children in Sudan Read More
The DEVE delegation to Tanzania, led by Barry Andrews, will take place from February 24 to 26, 2025. The mission aims to assess the impact of EU investments and Global …
DEVE Delegation to Tanzania Scheduled for February 2025 Read More
The European Parliament has lifted restrictions on meetings with certain Chinese officials, indicating a possible thaw in EU-China relations after tensions regarding human rights issues. A proposal by President Roberta …
European Parliament Eases Restrictions on Lawmaker Meetings with China Read More
A European Parliament delegation visited the UAE’s National Human Rights Institution, highlighting significant advancements in promoting human rights. The delegation praised the NHRI’s engagement with international bodies and its commitment …
European Parliament Delegation Reviews Human Rights Progress in UAE Read More
Haiti is facing a crisis with a significant rise in child recruitment by armed groups, driven by socioeconomic instability and violence. The international community is called to address this growing …
Haiti Faces Alarming Rise in Child Recruitment by Armed Groups Read More
The European Union is reconsidering its raw materials agreement with Rwanda in light of the ongoing conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. High Representative Kaja Kallas announced that …
EU to Reassess Raw Materials Agreement with Rwanda Amid DRC Conflict Read More
Human Rights Watch criticized the EU for its inadequate response to Rwanda’s support of M23 rebels in the DRC, resulting in ongoing atrocities. Despite a resolution from the European Parliament …
HRW Criticizes EU Inaction on Rwanda’s Role in DRC Atrocities Read More
The European Parliament has called for the suspension of the minerals agreement with Rwanda due to violence in the DRC’s North Kivu region. Despite this, EU Commissioner Dubravka Šuica insists …
European Parliament Urges Suspension of Minerals Agreement with Rwanda Amid DRC Crisis Read More