Japan: Secretary-General brings message of solidarity to triple disaster areas

8 August 2011 – Armed violence continues to affect large numbers of Iraqis, with minorities, women and children suffering disproportionately, torture widely reported and impunity rife, according to a United Nations report released today. “The human rights situation throughout Iraq remains fragile,” the report notes, also citing so-called “silent” human rights violations, such as entrenched poverty. “Widespread poverty, economic stagnation, lack of opportunities, environmental degradation .... [More]

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