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Psychology

Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.

Joint Letter to the Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Geneva, Switzerland

22 November 2021 Ethiopia: The UN Human Rights Council should urgently hold a special session to address the ongoing human rights crisis Your Excellency, We, the undersigned human rights non-governmental organizations (NGOs), strongly urge the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) to hold a special session on the ongoing human rights

Egypt: UNDP Report Whitewashes Human Rights Violations

(New York) – The United Nations Development Program’s (UNDP) September 2021 Egypt Human Development Report includes false and misleading claims, Amnesty International, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, and Human Rights Watch said today. Many of these claims appear aimed at whitewashing grave violations of international human rights law

UAE: Dissidents Labeled ‘Terrorists’

(Beirut) – UAE authorities in September 2021 designated four prominent exiled Emirati dissidents as “terrorism” supporters, Human Rights Watch said today.

Time Running Out for South Korea to End Age Discrimination

The window is rapidly closing for South Korea’s National Assembly to pass a comprehensive antidiscrimination law that citizens and human rights organizations have long endorsed.

Can Sacred Earth Medicines Help Cultivate Gratitude?

Sacred earth medicines like psilocybin and ayahuasca, contain a regenerative, mind-expanding nature.

Staples Center to be Renamed Crypto.com Arena in $700 Million Deal

Los Angeles’ Staples Center, home of the Lakers, Clippers, and Kings, will be renamed Crypto.com Arena on Christmas Day.

Memory, and Memorial, Will Prevail

Last week, Russian authorities made clear their intentions to shut down Memorial, the country’s most authoritative human rights organization, and one of its oldest.

GOP Rep. Jason Smith: Dems Loved the CBO on Trump's Tax Bill, Now They're Trying to Discredit It

On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Kudlow,” House Budget Committee Ranking Member Jason Smith (R-MO) stated that Democrats touted the Congressional Budget Office’s score of former President Donald Trump’s tax bill, but are now trying to preemptively discredit the CBO’s scoring of the

Justin Bieber and Others Should Speak Out at Saudi Arabia’s Grand Prix

In three weeks, Saudi Arabia will host the Formula One Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah and a slew of global superstars – including Justin Bieber, Jason Derulo, A$AP Rocky, and David Guetta – are scheduled to perform on the weekend after the first checkered flag falls on December 4. On

Summers: Inflation 'Threatening to Become a Spiral,' 'We Need to Be Moving Quickly'

On Tuesday’s “PBS NewsHour,” economist Larry Summers said that inflation is “threatening to become a spiral,” there needs to be quick action to stop the “inflationary psychology” that currently exists, and that if inflation grows, “it’s going to be very expensive and very costly to put the inflation

When You Feel Powerless, Remember These 7 Things

In uncertain times, life can make you feel helpless, powerless, and completely out of control.But even in the turmoil, there are things you must remember.

Bangladesh: Protests Erupt Over Rape Verdict

(New York) – Women’s rights activists are protesting following the acquittal of all five men accused in an alleged gang-rape of two women in Dhaka in 2017, Human Rights Watch said today.

The 2021 Intentional Gift Guide

The holidays are quickly approaching.As we usher in a pandemic holiday season, post-vaccination, some of us may be gathering with family and loved ones for the first time, in a long time.

Investigation: Died 'From' or Died 'With' COVID?

In this short news report from Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson interviews the coroner from Grand County, Colorado, where a murder-suicide during Thanksgiving 2020 were recorded as two COVID-19 deaths. While outlandish, it has appeared from other reports around the country and statements from the Colorado governor, this practice is not