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Four million people filled city streets around the world in what was expected to be the biggest ever protest

Humanity should brace for blowback the report warns

Russia's 13th veto of a UN resolution since the Syrian conflict

The incident can further increase regional tensions after a weekend attack on Saudi oil installations

Guterres urges dialogue between India and Pakistan to resolve dispute

US officials talk of unreleased satellite photos showing Iran's Revolutionary Guard making preparations for the attack

Say a number of organisers have been questioned and subjected to "intimidation" since the rally

The maligned community has long been subjected to tight movement restrictions

The committee is not a "criminal investigation" but aimed to "establish the facts for the secretary-general

Ruling allows US to implement asylum restrictions could have dire implications on people in urgent need of protection

'There is 'no way' IS-affiliated families would be allowed back to their areas of origin'

Says India’s illegal annexation of IOK is threatening global peace and security

Iran has said notwithstanding its reduction of commitments under the JCPOA

Deeply concerned about impact of India's recent actions on human rights of Kashmiris: Michelle Bachelet

Pakistan's UN ambassador says Kashmiris need action, not mere words, from world leaders

As China consistently denies any mistreatment in what it calls vocational training centers

North Korea requested in a letter last month that the UN reduce its involvement in the isolated country

UN says 70,000 people in "immediate need" of aid

Nominations formally close on Thursday evening but diplomats say no other names are expected to be put forward

Asian countries must set more ambitious goals to contribute to global efforts to curb climate change, says UN

Following Trumps move last month to allow migrant children and their families to be detained for unlimited periods

New Delhi under pressure from global powers to ease IOK restrictions, lift curfew

Pakistan is ready to defend itself if India chooses the path of aggression, says foreign minister

Critics say the BJP is pushing a Hindu nationalist agenda and marginalising the state's large minority of Muslims

Asks Bosnia to pay institute reparations to survivors of sexual violence during the 1990s conflict

He acknowledged the need for support of the international community in finding a political solution for the country

Destructive changes can be seen in decline of fish stocks, damages by storms, and millions displaced by rising seas

UN Committee calls on Nepal to remove existing obstacles hindering forced-labour victims from filing complaints

Lodhi urges the UN to live up to its obligations

740,000 Rohingya from Myanmar's Rakhine state escaped in August 2017 during the brutal offensive

The G7 gathering is taking place against a backdrop of worries about a global economic downturn

India is planning a genocide, UN must save Kashmiris: AJK PM Raja Farooq Haider

UNHCR deputy chief assures support for sporting activities in K-P

Barricades, razor wires erected in many places to prevent people from gathering at Lal Chowk and Sonawar

In second letter to UN human rights chief, FM Qureshi conveys Pakistan's 'deep concerns' over human suffering in IOK

Malaysia’s official poverty rate dropped from 49% in 1970 to just 0.4% in 2016

Almost a year after a similar effort failed amid protests

Emmanuel Macron urges India and Pakistan to resolve their differences bilaterally

Even the smallest possibility of peace seems unfathomable, at least till the near future

Will raise Kashmir issue in his General Debate address, which, according to sources, is scheduled for Sept 27

As a cash shortage threatens to reduce food rations for 12 million people

Pakistan needs to play this game started by India not as a T20 cricket match but a test series

As UN warns of a new humanitarian catastrophe in northwest

All these years, Pakistanis and Kashmiris have blamed India for breaching a solemn pledge made to Kashmir

Meeting was requested by Pakistan and China after India stripped IOK of its autonomy

As fighting between southern separatists and government forces continues

Modi, for his part, continues to do his best to lie to the world and his own citizens

First time ever, experts examined the record of Bangladesh, which ratified an international ban on torture in 1999

Antonio Guterres calls for 'maximum restraint' in IOK

US and China should not allow Kashmir to become a pawn in their ongoing disputes, says the American daily