Human Rights
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro Says Ready to Defend Palestine
DID Press: Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced in a speech at Times Square that his government is opening registration for volunteers with military experience to join an initiative called the “Global Rescue Army,” and said he is ready to take…
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Palestine and Beyond: Hassan Nasrallah’s Strategic Vision to Liberation of Nations
DID Press: The first anniversary of martyrdom of Hassan Nasrallah, the charismatic and unparalleled leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah, offers an opportunity to reassess his strategic position in regional and global dynamics. Nasrallah was not only a military commander and political…
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Hezbollah Leader’s Assassination Sparks Calls for Continued Resistance
DID Press: Assassination of Sayed Hasan Nasrallah by Israel is viewed by supporters not as the end of an era, but as the beginning of a new phase in the continuation of his political and ideological struggle. Rather than creating…
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UN: Afghanistan Women Need Help More than Ever
DID Press: Afghanistan women are in urgent need of greater international support amid the country’s deepening social and economic crises following the Taliban’s return to power, warned UN. In its latest report, the UN said that women in Afghanistan “need…
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Poll: Major Powers Blamed for UN’s Peace Failures
DID Press: A recent survey conducted by DID Press shows that a majority of respondents believe dominance of major powers over the United Nations structure is the main reason behind the organization’s failure to secure global peace — a finding…
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Zelensky Says will Step Down after War Ends
DID Press: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a recent interview that he plans to leave office once the war with Russia is over. Speaking to Axios, Zelensky stressed that his only priority is ending the conflict and securing peace,…
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50,000 Migrant Children in Iran Still Unenrolled in Schools
DID Press: At the beginning of new academic year, Iran’s Minister of Education announced that around 50,000 migrant children remain outside school registration system. Minister Alireza Kazemi emphasized in a media interview that education is a right for all children,…
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Male Dentists Barred from Treating Women in Kandahar
DID Press: Under new directives from acting Taliban authorities, male dentists in Kandahar province have been prohibited from treating female patients in dental clinics. Local sources reported on Thursday, September 3, that officials from the provincial Taliban’s Vice and Virtue…
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Iran Judiciary Acts against Hate Speech Targeting Afghanistan Migrants
DID Press: Over past two years, anti-immigrant currents in Iran, through coordinated and opaque channels, have sought to sow distrust and animosity between Iranians and Afghanistani migrants by amplifying domestic challenges and fostering a hostile atmosphere. Among the most visible…
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Quake Zones: 11,000 Pregnant Women at Risk of Death, Complicated Births
DID Press: International organizations warned that pregnant women in Afghanistan’s earthquake-affected areas forced to give birth under critical conditions without medical care. According to Save the Children Organization, more than 11,000 pregnant women in the earthquake-hit districts of Kunar province…
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