Human Rights News

U.S. Envoy at OSCE on Internet 2013 Conference

The United States is looking forward to the Internet 2013 conference being hosted by OSCE Representative on Freedom of […]

International Treaty Puts Free Internet in Jeopardy

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The head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) warned U.S. lawmakers that the Internet “is under assault” following […]

Secretary Clinton: Gender Equality is the Unfinished Business of the 21st Century

Protecting and advancing the rights of women are critical to solving virtually every challenge we face as individual nations […]

Development & Humanitarian Aid

U.N. Workers in Syria Are Heroic, State Dept. Official Says

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Aid workers are risking their lives, and doing so with international aid financed in part by the United States, […]

Access Critical to Meet Humanitarian Needs of Syrian People

To Meet Immediate Needs of the Syrian People, Access is Paramount By Nancy Lindborg, Assistant Administrator for Democracy, Conflict, & [...]

U.S. Contributes an Initial $171 Million to the UN Refugee Agency

This year’s initial contribution funded through the State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration, will support UNHCR efforts worldwide.

RSSLatest News: Arms Control

Forging Ahead: Challenges and Opportunities for the NPT

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To respond to the challenges we face, we are thinking about creative ways to use technologies, including open source […]

Statement by the President on North Korean announcement of nuclear test

North Korea’s nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs constitute a threat to U.S. national security and to international peace and security.

U.S. Iran Sanctions Exempt Food, Medicine, Remittances

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U.S. sanctions have been steadily tightening on Iran as a result of the Iranian government’s continued failure to live […]