A United Nations committee on eliminating discrimination is warning Canada that continued construction of the Site C hydro dam in British Columbia may violate international agreements. Continue reading →

UBCIC president Stewart Phillip says despite an agreement between the RCMP and the Wet’suwet’en Nation, you can expect to hear more about protests this year.  Continue reading →

Amnesty International has renewed a call for an international investigation into the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. Continue reading →

Thrust into a world of bullets, bombs and blood, thousands of child soldiers are fighting on the front lines in Yemen’s civil war, often against their will. Continue reading →

Protestors denounced Justin Trudeau, the carbon tax, and the UN migration pact. Continue reading →

Hundreds of protesters descended on downtown Edmonton for the second week in a row on Saturday to protest the United Nations and what organizers refer to as the “global world order.” Continue reading →

A total of 164 countries among the 193 U.N. members approved the agreement by acclamation Monday in Morocco. Continue reading →

In a dispute over signing the U.N. migration compact, Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel relaunched his government on Sunday as a minority administration. Continue reading →

In July, all 193 U.N. members except the United States finalized the pact to better handle migration. Since then, a number of countries have dropped out. Continue reading →

Louise Arbour, the UN secretary-genera’s special representative for international migration, is taking aim at what she calls the rampant misinformation surrounding the Global Compact for Migration.  Continue reading →