A UN human rights expert commended Mongolia’s significant progress in passing legislation to combat gender-based violence against women, saying the challenge now was to ensure effective implementation of the laws throughout the country.

In the past 10 years, key pieces of

Mongolia’s COVID-19 tally has reached 384,626 after 338 new infections were reported over the past 24 hours, the country’s health ministry said on Thursday.

The latest confirmed cases were local infections, but one person confirmed having coronavirus infection after arriving the

Mongolian prosecutors charged N.Tuvshinbayar, a two-time Olympic medalist for a drunken assault which caused a fellow wrestler in a coma in April, 2021. The prosecutors submitted the case on 1 December to the Khan-Uul District Court charging N.Tuvshinbayar with a

Globe International Center responds to a court ruling which imposed a fine on individuals who organized a flash mob in protest against the restrictive pandemic regulations of the Mongolian government.
Due to the pandemic, the rights of citizens to freedom of

Today (6 December), Mongolia confirmed 139 new daily cases of coronavirus infection; bringing the total number of cases to 383,682.

According to health ministry, 105 new cases were confirmed in Ulaanbaatar, and 34 were in the regions.

One person above age 80

COVID-19 infections are decreasing in Mongolia, with below 500 new infections reported on average each day as result of high number of vaccination rate.  According to Health Ministry, the number of new daily Covid-19 cases has plunged by 70 percent

In-hospital mortality is decreasing in patients with COVID-19 over the last week. Today (1 December), Mongolia has reported two deaths related to coronavirus, bringing total toll of Covid-19 to 2005.

Separately, Mongolia confirmed 544 new cases of coronavirus; increased by 161

In July 2010, President of Mongolia Ts.Elbegdorj issued a decree to increase official use of traditional Mongolian script. As the Presidential decree became effective from July 1st 2011, to adhere to the regulations, any official document or letter from the