WASHINGTON - Days of protests against Iranian leaders over the accidental downing of a Ukrainian airliner appear to indicate public anger has been redirected away from America's targeted killing of a top Iranian general. But foreign policy analysts sa...
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Riyadh, The Human Rights Commission participated in the International Conference on (Protecting the Rights of Migrant Workers) which was held in Kathmandu, Nepal from 12 to 14 November 2019 and organized by the National Committee for Human Rights of Ne...
Riyadh, The Higher Judicial Institute, at, Al-Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University, has concluded here on Thursday, a judicial course for judges from various African countries.The ceremony was attended by member of Senior Scholars Council and Stan...
Riyadh, President of the Court of Grievances Sheikh Dr. Khalid bin Mohammed Al-Yousef, who is also Chief of the Administrative Judiciary, met here today with Secretary of Grievances of the republic of Burkina Faso Saran Sereme.During the meeting, they ...
Delegates Argue Principle's Validity in National Penal Codes, Cases of Capital Punishment, International CourtsWith as many as 5 billion people around the world falling into a justice gap, the rule of law is crucial in the compacts between people and t...
Plight of Small Island Countries, Iran's Behaviour in Middle East Also SpotlightedThe world needs stronger multilateralism to tackle its toughest challenges, from climate change and poverty eradication to abuses of human rights and arms proliferation, ...
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Yemen on Saturday called on the United Nations and the wider international community to stand by his crisis-torn country as it struggled to cope with daily assaults and terrorist aggression at the hands of vicious, I...
Here's a roundup of human rights news this Friday: UN's Bachelet urges restraint over arrests of Egypt protestors; expert calls for 'democratic shift' in Zimbabwe; Human Rights Council agrees fact-finding mission to Venezuela; independent experts urge ...