The Complex History of Waqf Boards and Land Ownership in India

The Complex History of Waqf Boards and Land Ownership in India

Once designated as Waqf, the property cannot be sold, inherited, or transferred, and must be used for the benefit of the community.

UN Rights Chief Warns of Alarming Rise in Enforced Disappearances

UN Rights Chief Warns of Alarming Rise in Enforced Disappearances

Speaking at a UN General Assembly briefing on Wednesday, Türk emphasized the devastating impact on families and the urgent need for accountability

UNICEF Reports Over 300 Children Killed in Gaza Amid Renewed Israeli Strikes

UNICEF Reports Over 300 Children Killed in Gaza Amid Renewed Israeli Strikes

Since the war began 18 months ago, UNICEF estimates that approximately 15,000 children have been killed and 34,000 wounded in Gaza

Department of Community Development launches Volunteer in 60 Seconds initiative in Abu Dhabi

Department of Community Development launches Volunteer in 60 Seconds initiative in Abu Dhabi

The initiative aims to streamline the volunteer journey, safeguard volunteers’ rights, and document their contributions and volunteer hours, reinforcing the DCD’s vision of achieving a higher quality...

WHO Appeals for $8 Million in Aid for Earthquake-Hit Myanmar

WHO Appeals for $8 Million in Aid for Earthquake-Hit Myanmar

The funds are needed immediately to provide medical assistance, prevent disease outbreaks, and ensure essential healthcare services for the affected population

Amnesty International Calls on Pakistan to Halt Deportation of Afghan Refugees

Amnesty International Calls on Pakistan to Halt Deportation of Afghan Refugees

The organization said such actions disregard international human rights laws, particularly the principle of non-refoulement

Funding Cuts Threaten Rohingya Refugees' Access to Healthcare and Basic Needs

Funding Cuts Threaten Rohingya Refugees' Access to Healthcare and Basic Needs

Thousands of refugees, specifically children, who are facing serious diseases may lose access to critical medical treatment

UN Expresses Concern Over Ongoing Ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan

UN Expresses Concern Over Ongoing Ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan

In a recent statement, UNAMA criticized the continued ban, highlighting its detrimental impact on human rights, humanitarian efforts, and Afghanistan’s economic recovery

Sudan Conflict Worsens as RSF Restricts Aid Amid Growing Humanitarian Crisis

Sudan Conflict Worsens as RSF Restricts Aid Amid Growing Humanitarian Crisis

The RSF, which has been engaged in a prolonged conflict with the Sudanese army, is tightening its grip on western Sudan while losing ground in Khartoum

UN Reduces International Staff in Gaza Amid Escalating Violence

UN Reduces International Staff in Gaza Amid Escalating Violence

Speaking at a press briefing on Monday, UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric confirmed that around 30 of the organization’s 100 international staff members in Gaza would be withdrawn this week