“Mentre vigeva l’ordine di evacuazione, vivevo in un alloggio temporaneo in un’altra parte di Fukushima. In quel periodo ci era consentito visitare le nostre case solo di giorno, e ho iniziato a piantare molti fiori perché era tutto così triste. Ora mi rendo conto che prendermi cura di quei fiori era un modo per ricostruire
The Myanmar junta’s brutal response to peaceful protests likely meets legal threshold for crimes against humanity, expert says.
Experts urge Japan to do more to help thousands of people still suffering the grave consequences of contamination affecting their physical and mental health, livelihood and quality of life.
Experts call on President Biden to do everything in his power to end executions in the United States, at both the federal and state level
Expert says human rights defenders in Cuba must not be subjected to reprisals because of their legitimate work to help create a civil and just society
As Syria marks a decade of violence and conflict, we owe it to the victims to step up the pursuit of truth, justice and reparations for the victims, Bachelet says, calling for a particular focus on the plight of missing and disappeared people and their families.
Sometimes when you meet someone for the first time, you feel an instant kinship. That was the case for two Connecticut coworkers who later learned their sisterhood wasn’t just figurative—it was literal. Julia Tinetti and Cassandra Madison were both born in the Dominican Republic and later adopted. Each woman had a tattoo of that country’s