Sudan: ‘We cannot work under the barrel of a gun,’ UN relief chief says

Sudan: ‘We cannot work under the barrel of a gun,’ UN relief chief says
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How Technology is Creating More Educational Accessibility

How Technology is Creating More Educational Accessibility
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Evidence of Space-Time Murmur Revealed After 15 Years

Evidence of Space-Time Murmur Revealed After 15 Years
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College of Commissioners refers Lettori discrimination case to the Court of Justice
By Henry Rodgers
Lettori case is the Longest-running breach of the parity of treatment provision of the Treaty in the history of the EU nears an end. The College of Commissioners at its meeting on Friday last unanimously endorsed the referral of infringement proceedings N.2021/4055 to the Court of Justice of the European Union(CJEU). The proceedings, taken because of
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The EUPARL soon in elections
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Life and Drugs (part 2), The Cannabis
By Christian Mirre
Cannabis is the most consumed substance in Europe by 15.1% of the population aged 15-34 with 2.1 % being daily cannabis users (EMCDDA European Drug Report June 2023). And 97 000 users entered for drug treatments related to cannabis use in 2021 and were involved in 25% of the acute toxicity presentations, usually mixed with
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India's caste system and human rights
By Julia Romero
Caste System in India: Explore the ancient social division that still impacts many Indians today, based on karma and religion. Learn more here.
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Fundamental Rights Report 2023: Developments and Shortfalls in EU Human Rights Protection
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The Fundamental Rights Report of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) for the year 2023 offers an insightful reflection on the progress made and the areas where human rights protection fell short within the EU during 2022. A significant portion of the report focuses on the fundamental rights implications resulting from the aggression
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MEPs tell EU Commissioner Věra Jourová that actions to protect religious freedom are far from enough
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The European Parliament discussed the EU's role in promoting freedom of religion outside the EU. MEPs highlighted the need for action and implementation of guidelines to combat religious persecution worldwide.
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MEPs tell EU Commissioner Jurova that actions to protect religious freedom are far from enough
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This Friday afternoon, the plenary session of the European Parliament addressed the issue of the EU involvement in the promotion of freedom of religion or belief outside the EU. The participants included Commissioner Věra Jourová and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). Commissioner Jourová, who is responsible for values and transparency, presented the views and actions of Commission
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European Parliament strengthens its anti-harassment policy
By European Parliament
In January 2023, President Metsola mandated the Quaestors to work on proposals to reinforce Parliament’s anti-harassment policies. Building on the recommendations of the Quaestors, the Bureau decided on 10 July to establish a mediation service and gave its political backing to the introduction of mandatory training for Members. The Bureau also agreed to improve the
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