In the midst of India’s lockdown, a bigger picture has begun to emerge. At the heart of this picture lies the fate of the destitute migrant.
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Chris Gawronski speaks about his experience at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, and whether countries are ready for more global governance.
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Hibo needs the international community to do more in demanding complicit governments to enact stricter laws to criminalise FGM, as well as set out on a mass education campaign to raise awareness about its devastating impact on women and girls.
Read moreLeading asset managers called out over Human Rights ESG failures
ShareAction, a responsible investment charity, has called on leading asset managers to take more meaningful steps to tackle human rights issues.
Read moreChagos Islands Appeal Continues
Exiled Chagos Islanders, who were forcibly evicted from their homes in the 1970s, have their case heard in the British Court of Appeal.
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