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UN Chief Guterres condemns attacks on human rights by autocrats and warmongers
Reiterating his concerns about global conflict and climate change, Guterres also announced plans to propose new ideas to the ...
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World’s ‘warmongers’ must end disdain for global order, UN chief insists
With no end to numerous protracted conflicts - not least in Ukraine, three years to the day since the full-scale Russian ...
U.N. chief Guterres says human rights suffocated by autocrats, warmongers
UN Secretary-General Guterres condemns human rights violations worldwide, criticizes those who view rights as barriers to ...
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Global Human Rights: Guterres' Stand Against Suffocation
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasizes the global suffocation of human rights by divisive groups prioritizing power ...
Human rights are being suffocated by autocrats and warmongers, UN chief says
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres says human rights are being “suffocated” around the world, lashing out at voices of ...
UN chief Guterres says human rights are being suffocated by autocrats and warmongers
GENEVA — U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres says human rights are being “suffocated” around the world, lashing out at ...
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Kenyan police officer killed in Haiti peacekeeping operation
One Kenyan officer, who was part of the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission in Haiti was killed during an operation ...
Long Island Haitians dread U.S. order lifting immigrant protection Aug. 3, saying families will be split up
The new order means thousands of Haitian immigrants on Long Island could lose work permits and be eligible for removal Aug. 3 ...
Trump’s climate-change moves, other foreign policy shifts pose challenge for Caribbean
Invasive brown algae is destroying their sandy coastlines, emanating toxic gasses that are killing corals and turning hotel guests away, while increasingly deadly tropical storms and uncharacteristic ...
Caribbean leaders agree Haiti needs elections. The debate is on how soon they can happen
As the sounds of automatic gunfire in a central working-class Port-au-Prince neighborhood once more sent desperate residents fleeing for refuge on Thursday, hundreds of miles away in this surf-swept ...