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The Arusha Initiative’s first Town Hall on October 9 gathered over 90 human rights advocates, sparking vital discussions on protecting civic spaces and access to justice in Africa. Keynote speaker …
Empowering Advocacy: Highlights from the Arusha Initiative Town Hall Read More
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights engaged in the ACHPR’s 81st Ordinary Session, advocating for effective human rights frameworks in Africa. The focus included discussions on the Arusha Initiative, aimed at …
Revitalizing Human Rights Engagement: RFK Human Rights at ACHPR 2024 Read More
China is revising its Law on the Popularization of Science and Technology, enhancing public engagement with science amid rapid technological advancement. This draft introduces new focus areas, promotes collaboration across …
China’s New Draft Law: A Bold Step Towards Science Popularization Read More
China is set to enhance science education through a draft revision of its Law on the Popularization of Science and Technology, which introduces new chapters and emphasizes accessibility to new …
China Revamps Science Education to Elevate Public Engagement and Literacy Read More
The IASC’s updated Protection Policy provides a refreshed framework for addressing the needs and rights of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Anchored in significant humanitarian developments, this policy highlights the complexities …
IASC Protection Policy: A New Commitment to Internally Displaced Persons Read More
Rodica Pirau, a Moldovan student, chose the University of Copenhagen for its prestigious MSc in Economics program, recognizing its global reputation and flexibility. The two-year interdisciplinary course emphasizes mathematics, statistical …
University of Copenhagen: A Catalyst for Economic Careers Read More
The 2nd World Bank-GWU-UVA Conference focuses on “The Economics of Sustainable Development,” highlighting the need for harmony between poverty alleviation and environmental sustainability. It will feature discussions on biodiversity, natural …
Navigating the Future: The Economics of Sustainable Development Conference Read More
This article underscores the importance of integrating intersectionality in climate action discussions, particularly at COP 29. Highlighting how multiple forms of discrimination intersect and impact vulnerability to climate change can …
Championing Intersectionality for Climate Justice at COP 29 Read More
International scrutiny of China’s human rights abuses, particularly in Xinjiang, is escalating as nations and UN bodies urge accountability. Despite Beijing’s denial of UN allegations, the call for the release …
Holding China Accountable: The Fight for Human Rights Amid Global Pressure Read More
The Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for 2024 was awarded to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James Robinson for their work on how institutions affect a country’s prosperity. Their theories …
Controversy Surrounding the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences Read More