The Council of Europe and the struggle to uphold human rights
19/05/2022
Human rights have been under attack in one way or another at nearly every single point in human history, so what has changed?
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Human rights have been under attack in one way or another at nearly every single point in human history, so what has changed?
As the Ukrainian invasion enters its third month, Aryan Yekrangi writes about the difference between Russian and Ukrainian language, which are often mistaken as the same.
As long as international justice is left in the hands of nation states at the UN nothing will ever improve because self-interest will always win
This is war my dear! Invasion for pure greed and gratification. What else can this be?
Putin, sometimes the West is as crazy as you are, but not for saying you should be removed, but for trying to mitigate the blow.
Many people have shared their homes with total strangers, people with whom they can only communicate in sign language. But what need is there for a common language when humanity is all that matters?
Once again, the UN fails to secure its primary mission of safeguarding world peace. But what can we do about it?
Ukraine is supported by many countries because it represents the right to build one’s own future, in peace within the safety of their borders, without the threats of aggression. Peace, principles, justice and self determination are sacrosanct. That is why the Ukrainians do not want war. They want to live harmoniously among their own people, sharing the culture and heritage with their neighbours and the world.
Would you entrust a child you love to the care of a school or nursery if you knew that not only many of its teachers, but the school board itself, consisted of child abusers, rapists and murderers? Of course not! And yet that is exactly what we are doing when we entrust world peace and human rights to the United Nations.
UN-aligned intern, Kaitlyn Rivera, who is based in New York, presents a thorough timeline of all United Nations-Ukraine related events that led to the war.
Take a trip around the world with these photos of protestors standing up to Putin’s bloodthirsty antics.
From 2000 to today, what has happened to Ukraine? Here’s your photo timeline.
1) Here’s something you might not have known: Which one is the correct option? Ukraine is… The largest European country Only regained its independence in
Ukraine’s fate may be rooted in its heartbreaking past. In this photo timeline, which consists of more than 35 photos and 12 painful events, we’ll guide you through the county’s tragic history.
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