UN human rights office sending back team to Syria soon: Details inside
The United Nations human rights office plans to send a small team of its officers to Syria for the first time in years after the ouster of long-time President Bashar al-Assad, a UN spokesperson told a press briefing on Friday.
Under the former leader, the UN human rights team had not been able to enter Syria for a long time and has been monitoring abuses in the country remotely. The spokesperson said the team is going to help ensure any transition pays attention to international rules.
Earlier on Friday, the head of the UN migration agency raised concerns about large-scale returns of refugees to Syria overburdening the country’s fragile infrastructure. The communities are just not ready to absorb all the people displaced.
The UN has estimated that one million people are going to return to Syria in the first six months of 2025. Syrian rebels seized control of the capital Damascus on December 8, forcing the long-time President Bashar al-Assad to flee after more than 13 years of internal conflict.
It is no secret that the modern workplace can push people to their absolute limits. If you are constantly exhausted,…
Dubai's industrial and residential zones are home to thousands of hardworking expatriates. Ensuring their physical well-being is a major priority…
Workers in hospitality in Sydney have commonly experienced such problems such as low wages, no paid overtime, and unfavorable working…
Discrimination in housing is a major problem that has been experienced by renters and homebuyers in the United States. In…
Being productive in the modern world of rush-hour work is one of the major challenges that young professionals can face.…
Reforms on labour are long overdue in India, which comes under the eye of the light once again. Between 2019…
This website uses cookies.
Read More