UN Rights Chief Seeks $500 Million in 2025 for Human Rights Monitoring
GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations human rights chief on Thursday appealed for $500 million in extra-budgetary resources for 2025 to support the monitoring and investigation of human rights abuses around the world from Syria to Sudan.
The Egyptian government should accept, and take urgent action to carry out recommendations made during a United Nations ...
The UN rights chief said Thursday his office would need $500 million on top of its regular budget to help face towering rights challenges around the world this year. “Lives are at stake if we don’t ...
The United Nations (UN) rights chief said Thursday his office would need US$500 million on top of its regular budget to help ...
The United Nations' top human rights official said on Friday that diversity was not a threat and should be treasured, in ...
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Japan is to freeze voluntary funding for a United Nations’ women’s rights panel over its recommendation that Japan’s ...
Kazakhstan should promptly express its support for and implement the recommendations made by member states at the UN Human ...
The UN’s IIMM said impunity was emboldening the perpetrators, mainly junta forces, to commit further violence, and urged that steps be taken to prosecute them.
The U.N. human rights chief has requested $500 million in funding for 2025 to address ongoing global rights abuses, ...
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