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FIDH concerned about ICC Registrar’s reform

In a letter addressed to the International Criminal Court (ICC) Registrar, FIDH expresses its concerns regarding the consequences that the Registrar’s reform project (ReVision project) could have on the victims’ participation and legal representation in ICC proceedings.

Thursday، 20 November، 2014

35.8 Million Adults and Children in Slavery Worldwide

Nearly 36 million men, women and children are living in modern slavery worldwide in 2014, according to the second edition of Walk Free’s Global Slavery Index (GSI). This estimate includes 5.4 million people in modern slavery identified through Gallup surveys in seven high-risk countries including Brazil, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan and Russia.

Wednesday، 19 November، 2014

A Special Report – Ending Statelessness within 10 years

UNHCR is today launching a global “I Belong” campaign aimed at ending within 10 years the problem of statelessness – a devastating legal limbo for the millions of people worldwide who lack any nationality and the human rights protections that go with it.

Tuesday، 18 November، 2014

Reflections on Violence

These reflections were provoked by the events and debates of the last few years, as seen against the background of the twentieth century. Indeed this century has become, as Lenin predicted, a century of wars and revolutions, hence a century of that violence which is currently believed to be their common denominator

Wednesday، 15 October، 2014

Armanshahr/OPENASIA HR & Civil Society Newsletter – issue 90 year VII

Armanshahr/OPENASIA HR & Civil Society Newsletter – issue 90 year VII

Saturday، 11 October، 2014

Winners and losers: how budgeting for human rights can help the poor

Recent research reveals the impact that international covenants could have on government taxation and expenditures. Based on civil society organization (CSO) campaigns around the world, human rights law—coupled with budget analysis—can be a powerful tool to hold governments to account for how their policies affect the poor.

Saturday، 27 September، 2014

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society Newsletter – issue 88 year VII

Armanshahr Human Rights & Civil Society Newsletter – issue 88 year VII

Saturday، 27 September، 2014

Law Reforms in the Arab World: Tunisia and Morocco

This report by Mounira Charrad was presented at the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) Division for Social Policy and Development Expert Group Meeting, New York, 15 – 17 May 2012

Friday، 26 September، 2014

EVENT: International Conference: Religious-Right, Secularism and Civil Rights

Join notable free-thinkers, atheists and secularists from around the world for a weekend of discussions and debates on the religious-Right, its attacks on civil rights and freedoms, and the role of secularism for 21st century humanity.

Saturday، 20 September، 2014

UN : The Human Rights Council should create a new special procedure on the right to privacy in the digital age

In the context of discussions held at HRC 27 on “the right to privacy in the digital age”, FIDH advocates for the creation by the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) of a Special Rapporteur on […]

Sunday، 14 September، 2014