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In an era dominated by mysterious algorithms and rampant misinformation, trust has become a paradox—both a commodity and a dilemma. “Trust Issues,” curated by the insightful Nina Chkareuli Mdivani, showcases …
Navigating Trust: An Exploration at Kornfeld Galerie in Berlin Read More
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) stands as a beacon of hope, preventing humanity’s darkest moments from reoccurring. Agnes Callamard aptly described it as ‘living proof that a global …
Celebrating 75 Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Read More
In a wave of controversy, New Zealand’s human rights chief, Stephen Rainbow, recently issued an apology for remarks deemed “Islamophobic”. The backlash came from both Jewish and Muslim communities, emphasising …
New Zealand Human Rights Chief Faces Outcry Over Islamophobic Remarks Read More
In light of growing threats to Canadian democracy, particularly from external pressures like those from U.S. President Donald Trump, activists living in exile could prove essential to bolstering national resilience. …
Empowering Exiled Activists: A Pathway to Strengthen Canadian Democracy Read More
In a powerful statement, the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) expresses support for Greenpeace and the Standing Rock Sioux, condemning a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP) launched by Energy Transfer. …
Environmental Justice Foundation Supports Greenpeace Against SLAPP Suits Read More
Henry Ward Beecher, an influential preacher in 19th-century America, turned his Brooklyn church into a financial powerhouse, attracting vast crowds drawn by his charisma. In the 1850s and 60s, he …
The Interplay of Faith and Finance: Lessons from Henry Ward Beecher Read More
The depths of our oceans are not just waters; they are a treasure trove of cultural heritage ripe for protection. A coalition of NGOs and Indigenous groups is gathering at …
Advocacy for Undersea Cultural Heritage at ISA Mining Code Talks Read More
In an age where social interactions predominantly occur online, real-life communities are becoming increasingly vital. Nestled in Berlin’s Wilmersdorf district, Black Excellence, a barbershop, has emerged as a crucial gathering …
Black Excellence: A Berlin Barbershop Fostering Community Connections Read More
In a heartfelt address, Bishop Sithembele Anton Sipuka of Umtata has raised alarms regarding the deteriorating commitment to human rights in South Africa, underscoring the need to wholly embrace the …
Bishop Highlights Human Rights Concerns in South Africa Read More
Since the onset of the conflict in October 2023, the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) has deployed over 80 international accompaniers who have worked tirelessly, completing 3,296 …
EAPPI Coordinator Majlaton: Faith, Resilience, and the Pursuit of Justice Read More