Monthly Archives: May, 2023

SOVA Center a Russia NGO monitoring violations of freedom of religion or belief has been closed by court decision.

By Dr. Ali Hilal, Minister Plenipotentiary/ Charge d'affaires Embassy of Iraq in the Netherlands The settled rule in both international and domestic laws is the...

In March of this year it was decided to place a monument on Lange Voorhout in commemoration of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and Caribbean slavery.

After the end of travel restrictions Hong Kong is ready for business and the number of travellers has risen quickly. The Hong Kong Trade Development Council is committed into it.

Prof Richard T. Griffiths on the Silk Road Virtual Museum (SRVM)'s two routes – overland and by sea.

From miniatures to masterpieces and from Bach to Wantenaar, the Residentie Orkest offers a variety of musicians and repertoires from different cultures and backgrounds in the 2023-2024 season. The diverse range of ingredients promises a colourful programme.

"It’s very special to realize that my research really means something to people” Daphina Misiedjan has been elected a member of the Young Academy of...

Interview with the new ICC's Registrar, Osvaldo Zavala Giler. "I have over sixteen years of experience on the work of the ICC, in different capacities, including as Chief of the Budget Section, senior special assistant to the Registrar and Head of Office of the Court’s liaison office to the United Nations in New York. I was also a founding member of ICCQ, the Sexual and Gender Diversity Network at the Court" he said.

By Alexandra Paucescu As diplomats, we are always the image of our own countries while abroad. Sometimes we meet people that never heard of our...

The Embassy of Ecuador and the Asociacion Hispanica de La Haya presented Warmi-Pachakutik - Tiempo de Mujeres a documentary showcasing the stor of four women from ethnic groups in Ecuador.