Authorities in Nepal must thoroughly investigate the February 2004 torture, rape and execution of a 16-year-old girl by security forces during the country’s civil war, the UN Human Rights Committee…
The recovery of the global jobs market is going into reverse, the UN labour agency, ILO, said on Monday, blaming COVID-19 and “other multiple crises” that have increased inequalities within and…
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Julie Harwell and Lamont Thomas were treated like celebrities as they weaved through the makeshift marketplace in Buffalo, New York. Their East Side neighbors greeted them with hugs and words…
There's always more to learn about the Holocaust, especially from survivors. Now in its tenth year, with ongoing support from UJA-Federation of New York, Witness Theater connects Holocaust survivors with high school…
This International Center for MultiGenerational Legacies of Trauma is proud to share that Michel Kichka who participated in the multidisciplinary webinar: Cohering Multigenerational Holocaust Histories to Repair the World, is having an…
Over 35 million people are under a heat advisory this weekend across the Northeast as record temperatures stretch from Virginia to New Hampshire. The early season heat wave this weekend…
The complex may have been used as a shelter during Roman rule in Turkey Persecuted by the Romans, early Christians in what is now Turkey went underground—literally. Archaeologists have found…
While alarm over wildfires, droughts, flooding and societal unrest is on the rise, not many of us talk about climate angst This article contains a description of a suicide It…
'The sense of urgency is palpable. The old Nazis are dying': How a British film-maker launched a decade-long project to interview the last Nazi eyewitnesses to the Holocaust, and why…