Empowering Migrants Against Climate Disasters
Leaving no one behind entails taking actions to protect migrants against climate disasters, particularly by governments and authorities of all levels.... Read more
Human Rights
28 Million People Are Still in Forced Labor Today
There is a 2.7 million increase between 2016 and 2021, primarily driven by forced labor in the private economy.... Read more
Centering Survivors in Ending Violence Against Women
A survivor-centered approach seeks to empower survivors by prioritizing their rights, needs, and wishes and ensuring access to appropriate, accessible, and good quality services.... Read more
Addressing Statelessness in the Climate Crisis
Stateless people are often denied basic human rights like education, healthcare, and others.... Read more
Protecting the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Climate Change Policies
A recent report revealed that most national climate change policies and commitments pay no attention to persons with disabilities.... Read more
No More Forced Labor and Child Labor in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Industry
A 2021 report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) shows that there is no longer forced labor in Uzbekistan’s cotton industry after years of struggle.... Read more
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Explaining the Migrant Worker Abuse and Greenwashing Issues
Experts question FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Sustainability Strategy.... Read more
How New Zealand Plans to Combat Modern Slavery
From a business’s initiative on a better audit system to the government’s 5-year plan to address modern slavery.
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Changing the Workplace System: How to Create Decent Work for All
The well-being of workers is a right and an investment. The world, especially businesses, must view workers or employees as partners instead of tools.... Read more
Climate Change is a Class Issue
In order to prevent the climate crisis, we should collectively demand climate justice—one that addresses social, economic, political, public health, and civil rights issues of the underprivileged population.... Read more