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El Salvador · El SalvadorA group of children participating in an immersion program in Náhuat, the language of the Pipil people and the only remaining pre-Hispanic language in El Salvador, are the last hope that the language will not die outSee the Story
Working to Keep Náhuat, the Language of the Pipil People, from Vanishing in El Salvador
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Mogadishu · MogadishuThe United Nations Office of Rule of Law and Security Institutions (OROLSI) supports the promotion of the rule of law, security, and peace in conflict-affected countries. In an interview with Kingsley Ighobor of Africa Renewal, Alexandre Zouev discusses OROLSI’s initiatives in Africa, rule of law on the continent, recent coups and their ramifications, and youth’s …See the Story
Many African Nations Making Progress in the Rule of Law
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Roseau · RoseauOn 22 April, Dominica’s High Court struck down two sections of the country’s Sexual Offences Act that criminalised consensual same-sex relations, finding them unconstitutional. This made Dominica the sixth country in the Commonwealth Caribbean – and the fourth in the Eastern Caribbean – to decriminalise same-sex relations through the courts, and the first in 2024. …See the Story
Civil Society Scores LGBTQI+ Rights Victory in Dominica
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Castro · CastroThe drinking water supply in the southern island of Chiloé, one of Chile's rainiest areas, is threatened by damage to its peatlands, affected by sales of peat and by a series of electricity projects, especially wind farmsSee the Story
Rainy Chiloé, in Southern Chile, Faces Drinking Water Crisis
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