by Sofia Silei
The trafficking and sexual exploitation of Nigerian women is a deeply rooted issue, perpetuated by organized crime networks that operate both within Nigeria and across Europe. These networks, predominantly composed of Nigerian nationals, facilitate the recruitment, transportation,...
In last-minute change of plans, America’s top envoy, Antony Blinken, flew to New York City to attend a long-scheduled United Nations Security Council meeting this morning to speak about the possible war threats to Ukraine. The session, led by Russia, was meant...
Qatar’s broadcast Al Jazeera has condemned the new Israeli law that could block its journalistic activities in Israel, saying the “lies” spread by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu endanger the safety of the network’s journalists around the world. “The Israeli...
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by Alice Pistolesi*
In times of more than unstable balances and widespread and expanding conflicts, it comes naturally to reflect on the role of the United Nations. About the functions they should have and those they actually exercise. We talked...
By Emanuele Giordana
Amnesty International's latest report on Myanmar - 'Bullets raining from the sky: War Crimes and Displacement in Eastern Myanmar' - is an investigation conducted by Amnesty International in the two states of Kayin and Kayah. The two...
By Theo Guzman
This reportage from Yangon appeared first on February 1st. It has since been updated as of February 2nd.
Returning from Yangon - On february 1st, 2023, yet another silent strike across most of Myanmar marked the the second...
By Atlas of Wars (East/AGR)
The escalation of violence in the Middle East continues. Numerous rockets fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel followed air raids conducted by the Israeli army against the Palestinian territories and at least five Palestinians...
by Ambra Visentin
Although the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) says it is merely reforming the law on sexual offences, it has once again provoked a deep clash between the government's coalition partners. With the votes of the opposition conservative...
by Anna Violante
The new legislation claims to adapt Law 185, in force since 1990, to new international challenges. Its objectives include minimising restrictions on arms exports, reducing the disclosure of information to parliament and civil society and, in particular,...
by Miriam Rossi* - Unimondo**
On 29th December the parliamentary activity for 2023 ended with the approval of the budgetary manoeuvre for the new year. The budget is now law and, among the various economic measures, there are facilitations for...
