As UN member states submit recommendations for the ICJ’s upcoming global opinion on climate change, climate justice organisations call on countries to prioritise equity in their submissions.
Human rights organization categorically denounces violence.
Earlier this week, the White House announced sweeping new restrictions on the right to seek asylum in the United States-including a categorical ban on asylum claims from most people who cross the border outside ports of entry while the order's "emergency circumstances" are in effect.
The international community has persistently and unequivocally called for a ceasefire and for international justice and accountability for the relentless attack on civilians in Palestine.
In response to the imminent passage of a new law in the Caucasus country of Georgia-forcing non-governmental organizations to register as "agents of foreign influence" if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad-UUSC issued the following response
The Banaban Human Rights Defenders Network (BHRDN) and consultants successfully concluded a three-day retreat at the Hotspring Hotel in Savusavu, Fiji.
In response to recent events happening in Haiti related to gang violence, Prime Minister Ariel Henry's fractured, illegitimate, and failing leadership, and the need for equitable long-term solutions for the nation, UUSC has issued the following response
Community members, once again, mobilize against a dangerous petrochemical facility threatening the already-fragile environment inhabited by the Carlos Escaleras National Park.
Once again, the United States is obstructing global collective human rights and international justice by opposing a resolution for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
