On Mother Language Day, UN warns of growing threats to linguistic diversity
The day was proclaimed by UNESCO in 1999 following a proposal by Bangladesh and has been observed worldwide since 2000.
Human Rights
Immigration
Bennett says Afghan migrants among those killed in Iran protests
His comments came as UN human rights experts called on Iran to ensure transparency and accountability over the crackdown on.
Immigration
Pakistan deports over 11,500 migrants in one week
The deportations occurred between Feb. 14- 20, though the total reflects returns recorded over four days.
Human Rights
UN says social justice requires equal access to education and decent work
“Across the globe, people continue to grapple with profound inequalities,” the statement said.
Immigration
Returned families in Kandahar struggle with lack of shelter, food
Returnees say there are no functioning health centers nearby and no proper schools for their children.
Human Rights
Bennett to present report on women’s right to health in Afghanistan
He also said he plans to make an oral statement addressing what he described as concerning recent human rights developments.
Politics
Pakistan says ‘all options’ remain on table against Taliban
Baloch said the Taliban have failed to meet what Pakistan describes as their international obligations.
Human Rights
UN mission says social justice in Afghanistan depends on education, inclusion
“Every Afghan has the right to work and earn an income without discrimination and with dignity,” the statement said.
Immigration
Germany to gradually end admission program for Afghan refugees
Around 280 Afghan nationals are currently in Pakistan awaiting permission to travel to Germany, according to the Interior Ministry as.
Politics
Taliban say talks underway on detained Americans
Taliban spokesman responds after US officials accuse the Taliban of using detainees as leverage.