IUNW Welcomes U.S. Rejoining the World Health Organization
International United Nations Watch welcomes the U.S. administration’s move to rejoin the World Health Organization.
IUNW Launches “Women in Salafi Spaces” Report
On Wednesday, January 27, 2021, the organization International United Nations Watch launched the report Women in Salafi Spaces in cooperation
Irish Minister Responds to IUNW Inquiry on Human Trafficking
Letter of Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs on Human Trafficking from Europe to the Middle East in response to an
26 EU MEPs Call for Fair Trial into Regeni’s Murder
Twenty-six members of the European Parliament have expressed their deep concern about the murder of the Italian researcher Giulio Regeni
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal: Internal Armenian Turmoil and Prospects for Peace
Nestled between Russia, Iran, and Turkey, this region in the southern Caucus is the site of interest of greater political
India’s Crackdown on Human Rights: Amnesty International and Other Cases
India’s human rights record under Prime Minister Modi has continued to deteriorate. When Amnesty International closed its office in the
15 Belgian and Swedish MPs Call for Ending Human Trafficking from Europe to the Middle East
15 members of the Swedish and Belgian Parliaments have called on the European Union to take serious measures to end
End SARS: The Crackdown on the Nigerian People’s Campaign Against Police Brutality
During the month of October, the people of Nigeria took to the streets in mass protests against police brutality, known
In Review: New Migrant Labor Reforms in Qatar
The Kafala system is made up of many components in Qatar’s society, legal system, and labor market. Each component needs
26 EU MEPs, British MPs Call for Nuclear-Free Middle East
Twenty Six EU MEPs and British MPs expressed their concern about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) new nuclear plant that