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International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Kata Kata Village (Part 1).

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Kata Kata Village (Part 1).

To reflect on the challenges of racial inequality and discrimination globally, the UNO has chosen March 21 every year as a day to observe the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Not even Oga Yellowman of Kata Kata Village …

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Aiming Towards A More Tolerant Society.The best way to measure a country's progress and development is by examining the level of power, influence, and freedom of the minorities in the country. Despite a country's economic, political, or military power, if …

Situation in the State of Palestine: ICC Appeals Chamber reverses Pre-Trial Chamber’s decision on Israel’s Challenge.

Situation in the State of Palestine: ICC Appeals Chamber reverses Pre-Trial Chamber’s decision on Israel’s Challenge.

Today, 24 April 2025, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (“Court”) issued its judgment on the appeal filed by the State of Israel (“Israel”) against the decision of Pre-Trial Chamber I on Israel’s challenge to the jurisdiction of …

Here Comes the First Black Pope!

Here Comes the First Black Pope!

As we mourn the demise of the beloved Pope Francis, the world is anxiously waiting for the emergence of the new Pope. However, the selection is shrouded in unpredictability and is anything but straightforward. With the selection process enmeshed in …

The International Criminal Court Deplores new Sanctions from the US Administration Against ICC Officials.

The International Criminal Court Deplores new Sanctions from the US Administration Against ICC Officials.

   Press Release: 05 June 2025 The International Criminal Court (ICC) deplores the additional designations for sanctions which were announced today by the United States of four judges of the Court: Second Vice-President Reine Adelaide Sophie Alapini Gansou (Benin), Judge …