22 MEPs sign IUNW petition to end human trafficking to the Middle East
Twenty-two Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from 16 EU Member States who represent various political groups are urging the
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Webinar (6): Afghanistan and ICC sanctions
The International United Nations Watch conducted a seminar moderated by spokesperson Maya Garner in collaboration with the Coalition for the
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The Violence of Trump’s Pandemic Politics
Rachel Kerstein highlights the impact of COVID19 on migrants and refugees in the US as Black Lives Matter protests continue
Photogallery: Second Syrian Refugee Crisis
Photogallery: Second Syrian Refugee Crisis
Report (1): The Second Syrian Refugee Crisis 2015-2019: Continuity and Change
On World Refugee Day, he International United Nations Watch releases a comprehensive report on the Second Syrian Refugee Crisis: from