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UNRWA chief slams Sweden’s ‘disappointing’ decision to end funding
Sweden will no longer fund (UNRWA) and will instead provide increased overall humanitarian assistance to Gaza via other channels, the Nordic country says, in a move denounced by the head of the agency.

Iran blast Canada’s use of sound cannon against protesters
Iran's High Council for Human Rights Secretary slammed Canadian police’s use of LRADs against protester that can cause significant damage to auditory nerves.

Iran slams suppressing peaceful protests in Canada
Vice-President of the Judiciary for International Affairs and Secretary General of the Islamic Republic of Iran's High Council for Human Rights Kazem Gharibabadi condemned suppressing peaceful protests in Canada.

Official terms killing civilians as result of US anti-terrorism policy
Iranian Judiciary Deputy Chief for International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi said killing civilians was the result of US policy to fight terrorism.

US Supreme Court reinforces criminal defendant right to cross-examine witnesses
The US Supreme Court Thursday reinforced the Sixth Amendment right of criminal defendants to cross-examine prosecution witnesses in an 8-1 decision.

Iran's Foreign Ministry issues statement on UNGA Holocaust resolution
Iran’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that a resolution issued on the Holocaust at the United Nations General Assembly and its articles are unrelated to the Islamic Republic, calling it an abuse of international mechanisms by the Zionist ...

France moves closer to banning headscarves in sports competitions
The French Senate has voted in favor of banning the wearing of headscarves in sports competitions, arguing that neutrality is a requirement on the field of play.

French Far-Right Candidate Convicted for Inciting Racial Hatred
Éric Zemmour, a pundit whose presidential run has upended French politics, had called unaccompanied migrant children “murderers” and “rapists” on television.

UK Borders Bill increases risks of discrimination, human rights violations
A new bill being debated by lawmakers in the United Kingdom increases the risk of discrimination and “serious human rights violations” and breaches the country's obligations under international law, five independent UN human rights experts said on Fr...

Legacy of the “Dark Side”
This report was published on January 9, 2022 by Costs of War, a project at the Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs at Brown University

Army judge rules that sex-assault case requires unanimous verdict for officer to be found guilty
A U.S. Army officer facing sexual assault charges will require a unanimous guilty verdict to be convicted in an upcoming court-martial, a judge ruled this week ahead of a potentially groundbreaking case.
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