The European project “Green ASC VET” aims to utilize modern technology to support individuals with autism. Led by Dr. Leila Mekacher, the project combines knowledge, technology, and social engagement to promote inclusion in the workplace. With a focus on personalized training programs and mentoring, the project has attracted international attention and plans to expand to the Arab world.
The Dubai Forum united global female leaders in a historic call for peace, fostering interfaith understanding and empowering women to lead the charge in a divided world.
Andy Vermaut and the World Council for Public Diplomacy firmly reject claims of bias or alignment with UAE interests. The organization’s work focuses on global human rights, justice, and inclusive dialogue, with no ties to lobbying for any nation. Allegations linking Vermaut’s advocacy in Sudan or his broader efforts to UAE policies misrepresent the organization’s impartial and transparent mission.
The United Arab Emirates rejects Qatar’s accusations against Tayeb Benabderrahmane as an absurd attempt to deflect attention from Qatar’s own human rights abuses.
Experts and politicians in Paris sound the alarm over the threat of nuclear war and call for urgent diplomatic efforts.
Manel Msalmi, candidate number 32 on the Brussels Capital list for MR, is a driving force of change. Her dedication to women’s rights, equality, and sustainability makes her the leader Brussels needs to continue growing and thriving.
On October 5, Manel Msalmi, candidate number 32, and David Weytsman, mayoral candidate for Brussels, held a campaign meeting at the Barsey by Warwick Hotel on Avenue Louise. Brussels citizens were able to engage with the two candidates regarding their plans for the 2024 municipal elections. Weytsman outlined his vision for a cleaner, safer, and more inclusive city, while Msalmi emphasized her commitment to gender equality and human rights. The meeting marked a promising start to their campaign, with a positive and constructive atmosphere.
The Geopolitical Meetings of Trouville-sur-Mer, held from September 19 to 22, 2024, focused on the theme “Women and Power.” Manel Msalmi, activist and women’s rights defender, participated as a speaker alongside other prominent figures such as Anne Sinclair and Jeannette Bougrab. These discussions highlighted the role of women in conflict zones and their empowerment at the international level.
During the 57th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, a coalition of over 20 human rights organizations praised the UAE President’s decision to pardon Bangladeshi nationals convicted of crimes affecting security. This clemency reflects the UAE’s commitment to humanitarian values and tolerance, aligning with international human rights standards. The organizations commended the UAE’s justice system, the humane treatment of detainees, and the swift implementation of the pardon, which facilitates the return of the individuals to their homeland. The statement also highlighted the importance of balancing freedom of expression with national security and public order.
Oxford, July 28th – August 9th, 2024 –In response to the alarming rise of antisemitism and hate speech in European and American universities, particularly in the wake of the October 7th conflict between Israel and Hamas, the international academic community has rallied to address this pressing issue. The surge of antisemitic incidents in cities across […]
