The announcement of a parliamentary commission reflects not only an acknowledgement that wrongs were committed, but also an intention to atone for such acts.
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The UK’s failure to remove dangerous flammable cladding may be in breach of the right to safe and adequate housing, as well as the right to life.
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In many countries controversy has arisen over religious practices related to funeral rites and the public health concerns resulting from disposal of bodies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreExploitation of Migrant Workers in the Italian Agricultural Sector
The worrying normalisation of exploitation of and racism against migrant labourers in Italy and their resulting deaths draws concern from the international community.
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The new engagement with challenges of historical and present injustices lends itself to a consideration of ways in which to deal with memory. Could memory laws be a solution?
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