How EU Sanctions Shape Russia’s Political and Economic Strategies?
As of 2025, the sanctions framework by the European Union against Russia has reached its most elaborate point since the
Rana Taha’s Appointment: What It Means for UN-Tunisia Cooperation
On June 19, 2025, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres designated Rana Taha of Jordan as the new UN Resident Coordinator
Weaponizing Shame: The Hidden Epidemic of Unreported Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
Crisis-associated sexual violence (CRSV) is considered one of the worst and most wide-spread human rights abuse during armed conflict. In
Holding the Unseen Stress: Low-income Countries and the Refugee Crisis
By the year 2025, the refugee crisis around the world expanded into unfathomable proportions with a total of over 123
Canada should back Norway’s ICJ request on Israel’s blockade of Gaza
December 17, 2024, Montreal: The Canadian government is being urged by Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East
Union Association for Human Rights: Praising UAE While Ignoring Its Dark Record
Recently, it has come to light that several organisations have been noted for their activities including receiving funding from the
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Washington Must Commit to WHO During COVID19 Crisis
The International United Nations Watch (IUNW) views with alarm the Trump Administration's decision to cut off some $400 million in
UNICEF and children’s right to education in conflict zones
In 2017, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) published a report estimating that 27 million children in conflict zones were
The UN should push for direct democracy and restructuring in Algeria
Protests have continued in Algeria, following the April resignation of longtime president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who ruled the country for nearly
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The Right to Bodily Autonomy and Reproductive Healthcare: The UN Must Act Now
The recent wave of anti-abortion laws being passed across U.S. states is a “concerning” development, according to a UN spokesperson.