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- Myanmar’s Crisis Deepens as Junta Escalates Atrocities
Despite South Sudan winning independence over a decade ago and repeated commitments to peace during years healthcare,” said Commissioner Carlos Castresana Fernández. “ Without addressing this systemic looting, no peace
- Democratic Republic of the Congo Country Report March 2024
The corrupt DRC government is unable to bring peace or law and order. Since 2003, the world’s largest UN peacekeeping force, MONUSCO, has also been unable to stop atrocities Before 2018, DRC had never before had a peaceful political transition.
- Ethiopia Frees Seven Long-Held Opposition Politicians
The Ethiopian government needs to address the broader issue of ensuring that those engaged in peaceful
- Libya reopens Ras Ijdir border crossing with Tunisia
Libya has enjoyed little peace since a 2011 uprising and is split between eastern and western factions
- Ivory Coast opposition rallies against president’s third term bid
We want peace. second by the UN’s special envoy for West Africa, Mohamed Ibn Chamba, who last month called for a “peaceful
- Vietnam Should Release Land Rights Activist
By inexorably adding peaceful activists to the growing list of more than 150 Vietnamese political prisoners Essentially, he exercised his rights to freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly.
- Syria peace talks come to a close with "no breakthrough" as battle for Raqqa continues
The seventh round of Syria peace talks held in Geneva ended in a stand-still, with UN Syria envoy Staffan that the end of "terrorism" would not be possible without stability in Syria, has failed to put the peace
- Ethiopia Country Report
alliance in 2018, forged after decades of conflict, earned Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed a Nobel Peace
- UN Warns of Inevitable Civilian Losses in Ukraine
Proliska/Jose Colon I Aftermath of a Russian airstrike in Kupiansk, Ukraine (file, April) 11 June 2025 I Peace
- UN urges Cambodia to strengthen human rights protections
people may currently be detained in Cambodia for exercising their rights to freedom of expression, peaceful
- Ukraine probes Russia’s murders of surrendered POWs
planted their flag in Piatykhatky in the Zaporizhia region as Russia sought to take more land ahead of peace
- U.N. Report says Iran tortured, murdered protesters
The use of lethal force during largely peaceful protests was unlawful and the deaths amounted to extrajudicial “The Islamic Republic’s violent repression of peaceful dissent and severe discrimination against women Iranian regime sentenced Narges Mohammadi, the jailed human rights activist who received the 2023 Nobel Peace










