The Carr Center recently hosted a breakfast and conversation with Wai Wai Nu, a Burmese human rights activist. Nu spoke about events within the past decade in Myanmar that have caused political and social turmoil throughout the nation, and the need for international attention and advocacy. Click here to read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ATHzsp
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📢 Exciting News! The latest edition of the Global Rights Alert Newsletter is out. In this edition, we delve into critical issues related to human rights, social justice, and community empowerment. Here is a sneak peek of what you will find: International issues: Learn how Uganda’s removal from FATF Grey list is a chance to Strengthen Women’s Voices. Campaign Overview: Get updates on our ongoing campaigns and advocacy efforts. Community-Based Monitors (CBMs): We share a story from one of our community champions. #ExtractivesUg
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#YouthInAction - Educating for impact! 💡 Citizen Lab Benin empowered 100 young people in Benin with training on civic engagement, advocacy, and human rights. This project has not only equipped youth with critical skills but also produced tools like ACLB Mag to amplify their voices. Learn more about their impactful work: https://lnkd.in/eyWk4Pmc - #SupportedByYDC 🛠️Implemented by Citizen Lab Benin 💪Supported by the Youth Democracy Cohort ⚡Powered by the European Union
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🌐 #HumanRights, including social and environmental rights, are at the foundation of just and #nonviolent societies. On #HumanRightsDay, Pax Christi International repeats its call for justice on the path to a #JustPeace. 🕊️ Today, we highlight our main concerns and key advocacy activities for Human Rights: https://lnkd.in/eghNWPmB
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Civil society organisations and NGOs are essential in the implementation of the Declaration+25. By utilising international standards, these organisations can strengthen their advocacy and protection efforts for human rights defenders and their collectives. Explore how CSOs and NGOs can make a significant impact. #Right2DefendRights #Declaration25 👉 https://lnkd.in/dt5_NwQa
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Human rights defenders are key partners in helping States meet the Sustainable Development Goals, including by assessing progress made. In #Kenya, defenders use monitoring tools to ensure the country doesn't fall behind on its commitments. . On 17 October, I'll present my latest report on Human Rights Defenders & the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the UN General Assembly. Until then, I am sharing stories of human rights defenders around the world who work tirelessly to advance the #SDGs in their communities & ensure that no one is left behind. #HRDsAndSDGs #UNGA79 GANHRI (Global Alliance Of National Human Rights Institutions) Danish Institute for Human Rights Kenya National Commission on Human Rights
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One of my highlights was when @Dr. Sylvia Mbugua mentioned that 1 in every 10 individuals grapples with mental health issues, yet there are only 18 neurologists in the entire country. She highlighted the need for strategic solutions, especially with mental health not covered in health insurance policies. @Dr. Sylvia Mbugua proposed practical steps, advocating for mental health education in school curriculums and leveraging community initiatives like the Nyumba Kumi program, recognizing the role they play in supporting children whose parents may be overstretched. Willice Onyango also mentioned that in light of the challenges posed by difficult economic conditions, many young individuals are striving to overcome poverty, and in the process, find themselves grappling with heightened mental health concerns. To address this Willice Onyango proposed the cultivation of a youth-friendly environment conducive to accessing mental-health services. Comprehensive approaches to mental health care while embracing community-driven interventions create a supportive environment where young individuals feel empowered to prioritize and seek mental health care. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #YouthAdvocacy #Wellness #MentalHealthMatters
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Join me this Wednesday as I moderate a webinar on 'Enhancing Human Rights Advocacy: Exploring Early Warning Mechanisms for CSOs in Kenya' during #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. Let's empower civil societies to address challenges effectively! Join by registering here:https://lnkd.in/dJA_sGQJ Willice Onyango, David Ziro, Kevin Waigwa Nuru Trust Network Kenya The Youth Cafe CRAWN TRUST
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Tibet is such a consequential but frequently overlooked issue today. It is one of the most important examples of modern-day colonialism in that it shows how insidious, adaptive, and all-encompassing are the tools of oppression. But while economic and technological powerhouse, China, continues to try and pull the wool over the world's eyes, Tibetans around the world and inside Tibet are relentless in their hope and determination to achieve freedom. A true David-and-Goliath story, Tibet Action Institute issued a report exposing one of these tools of oppression: China's colonial boarding schools in Tibet. Check out this video I produced in which Director and Co-founder, Lhadon Tethong, talks about the work of her organization, 2024 NED Democracy Award winner Tibet Action Institute, and their report that brings to light evidence challenging China's narrative on Tibet.
Tibet Action Institute, 2024 NED Democracy Award honoree, documented the Chinese Communist Party’s attempts to erase Tibetan children's identity through colonial boarding schools. Watch the video to learn more about the report and TAI's advocacy. #DemocracyAwards
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Check out this video I produced in which Director and Co-founder, Lhadon Tethong, talks about the work of her organization, 2024 NED Democracy Award winner Tibet Action Institute, and their report that brings to light evidence challenging China's narrative on Tibet. Tibet is such a consequential but frequently overlooked issue today. It is one of the most important examples of modern-day colonialism in that it shows how insidious, adaptive, and all-encompassing the tools of oppression are. But while economic and technological powerhouse, China, continues to try and pull the wool over the world's eyes, Tibetans around the world and inside Tibet are relentless in their hope and determination to achieve freedom. A true David-and-Goliath story, Tibet Action Institute issued a report exposing one of these tools of oppression: China's colonial boarding schools in Tibet.
Tibet Action Institute, 2024 NED Democracy Award honoree, documented the Chinese Communist Party’s attempts to erase Tibetan children's identity through colonial boarding schools. Watch the video to learn more about the report and TAI's advocacy. #DemocracyAwards
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📣 SFP-EUROPA has promoted the European Pillar of Social Rights ever since its creation 📣 SFP-EUROPA welcomes La Hulpe Declaration on the Future of the European Pillar of Social Rights 📣 SFP-EUROPA consider it as a firm commitment to implement the Pillar's key points concerning the #socialdialogue #socialrights #workersrights ##europeanparliament
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Our latest OA article in Urban Affairs Review now out exploring how Australians view local government action on contentious policy areas - like climate change, Indigenous reconciliation, and LGBTQIA+ advocacy. https://lnkd.in/gK47z6xk
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