The Orinoco Mining Arc at the Crossroads: Ecocide, Human Rights Violations, and the Urgency of Addressing This Socio-Environmental Conflict Rosmel Rodríguez April 16, 2023 There are around 40.3 million people in situations of slavery worldwide, and mining is one of the sectors where this....
The climate crisis: A threat to human rights Rosmel Rodríguez January 19, 2023 Humanity is characterized by knowing its responsibilities and its individual and collective rights, but there is a certain lack of....
2022 Year in Review: 100 million displaced, ‘a record that should never have been set’ Debbie Banks December 31, 2022 “The situation is also getting worse for migrants in Yemen, especially women, who are living in dire conditions in Yemen....
International Migrants Day: 280 million people leave home for ‘a better life’ Hannah Steiner December 18, 2022 More than 280 million people have left their countries to pursue “opportunity, dignity, freedom, and a better life”, the UN....
From environment to economy: what to expect from new German government George Scott November 25, 2021 Analysis: coalition wants Germany to remain Europe’s ‘anchor of stability’ but there will be some changes
The human right to a healthy, unpolluted environment Liang Lan November 16, 2021 In a context of climate crisis, the United Nations Human Rights Council declared that a clean, healthy and sustainable environment....
PACE proposes inclusion of additional protocol on right to healthy environment into ECHR George Scott October 06, 2021 Although nearly half of the world’s countries recognize the right to a healthy environment, Europe is the only region in....
Protecting human and environmental rights in international investment agreements Rebecca Herbert August 07, 2021 Human rights experts are particularly concerned about the asymmetric nature of the system and a lack of investors’ human rights....
