Experts deeply regret Japan’s decision to release contaminated water from Fukushima nuclear plant, saying discharge could impact millions of lives and livelihoods in Pacific.
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination will hold its upcoming session from 19 to 30 April, during which it will review Belgium.
CRPD has published its findings on Estonia which it examined during its latest session
Whoever said, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” has obviously never met a 10-year-old Norfolk collie named Peggy. A working dog, Peggy was unable to continue the job she excelled at—herding sheep—when at age 8 she lost her hearing. No longer able to communicate with her, Peggy’s owner subsequently relinquished her to the
A so-called “Rewards for Justice” programme in the United States is violating the human rights of some of the individuals it targets, independent UN human rights experts said on Wednesday.
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Colorado is working hard to ensure mental health support is there for young people struggling in the pandemic. Bill 21-1258 was introduced to the House last week—and would provide people under 19 with free therapy sessions if needed. With kids facing increased isolation and instability because of COVID-19, a program to help youth get through
Gli Stati Uniti ritireranno tutte le truppe stanziate in Afghanistan entro il prossimo 11 settembre, data che segna il ventesimo anniversario dell’attacco alle Torri gemelle condotto dai terroristi di Al-Qaeda. La notizia è stata anticipata dal quotidiano Washington Post il 13 aprile. La decisione di Biden di ritirare completamente le forze militari dal paese è stata
A COVID-19 patient in Japan has received the world’s first lung transplant from living donors. Receiving transplant lung tissue from her son and husband, the patient underwent an 11-hour operation at Kyoto University Hospital to receive her transplant last Wednesday. The woman who underwent the operation contracted COVID-19 late last year. According to Kyoto University
La percentuale crolla rispetto al 2019. Pesa anche la pandemia