‘The State Cannot Pardon Itself for Violating Human Rights’

Active Citizens, Armed Conflicts, Civil Society, Crime & Justice, Featured, Headlines, Human Rights, Indigenous Rights, International Justice, Latin America & the Caribbean, TerraViva United Nations Sep 23 2025 (IPS) –   CIVICUS discusses Peru’s new amnesty law with Nadia Ramos Serrano, founder and researcher at the Leadership Centre for WomenContinue Reading

Breaking down how the new $100,000 H-1B visa application fee works

Latest U.S. Epstein’s Cellmate Macron Interview World Politics Entertainment HealthWatch MoneyWatch Crime Space Sports Brand Studio Local News Atlanta Baltimore Bay Area Boston Chicago Colorado Detroit Los Angeles Miami Minnesota New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Sacramento Texas Live CBS News 24/7 Baltimore Bay Area Boston Chicago Colorado Detroit Los Angeles MiamiContinue Reading

Mayor to Mayor: A Conversation Between Bernie Sanders and Zohran Mamdani

US Senator Bernie Sanders started his career in electoral office in 1981, as the democratic socialist mayor of Burlington, Vermont. His surprise election victory attracted national attention and considerable skepticism among political insiders during what was the first year of Republican Ronald Reagan’s presidency. But Sanders proved to be aContinue Reading