A growing number of human rights defenders around the world are facing reprisals and intimidation for cooperating with the United Nations, ranging from travel bans and the freezing of assets to detention and torture, says a new report issued by the world body.
Thirty-year-old Ralph*, a systems administrator for a local outsourcing firm, dreaded the thought of being considered a millennial, […]
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The mere mention of the word ‘poverty’ evokes a certain kind of sadness. A family of five living […]
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Civilians in conflict are not a target, top United Nations officials today stressed at a special event marking […]
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The continued fight against illegal drugs, the Martial Law in Mindanao, the peace talks between government and rebel […]
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THE GOAL Wired Correspondence aims to be an independent and progressive online newsmagazine that will focus on crowd-sourced stories […]
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There are growing global health issues that may pose greater hazards to people than ever imagined, based on […]
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Besides flunking class exams, hunger or food insecurity is among the problems of some college students, particularly those […]
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The United Nations has sharpened its focus on efforts to tackle the humanitarian crisis in northeast Nigeria, through […]
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Constantly facing exclusion from societies and institutions, immigrants who arrived illegally in the United States as small children […]
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When a pre-teen child has an enormous diet of instant noodles, rice, fish, meat, fish, and huge amounts […]
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India remains committed to confronting global issues on climate change, said Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Union Minister of Environment, […]
