Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice
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youth
2024: Celebrating the winners of the UNESCO Student Award for designing a sustainable future
In 2024, UNESCO awarded several innovative projects developed by young students from around the world as part of the “UNESCO Future Designer International Innovation Design Awards (IIDA)”. The award aims...
climate change
2025: the 50th anniversary of the Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP) and 60 years of UNESCO’s dedication to water sciences
In 2025, UNESCO marks two significant milestones: the 50th anniversary of its Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP), launched in 1975, and the 60th year of its broader commitment to water sciences. ...
people with disability
IDA at the 4th International Conference for Financing for Development. June 30th - July 3rd 2025, Seville
The International Disability Alliance (IDA) played a leading role at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4), held in Seville from June 30 to July 3. The event...
Topics
indigenous peoples
When “the other” is Mapuche!
The society in which we live, and we who form part of it, are increasingly confronted with challenges and provocations stemming from relentless progress. We must resist the growing phenomenon...
gender-based violence
Can the fight against gender-based violence become a business? The case of the Belluno Anti‑Violence Centre at risk of closure
PremiseGender-based violence, including domestic violence, is recognised as a serious violation of human rights, particularly against women. This is clearly established in the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and...
work
Farm animals, Livestock workers and quality of life
If, as we have previously noted, Veterinary Medicine may seem distant from issues of justice and inclusion, then the medicine concerning animals bred for food production might appear even more...
gender policies
Increasing Far-Right and the Question of Gender Equality
Increasing Far-Right and the Question of Gender EqualityIn today’s world, the rise of far-right ideologies poses a significant threat to the ideal of gender equality. This challenge is not confined...
Children
PRIZE: A Prevention Intervention on Adolescent Gambling – Part Two
As addressed in the previous contribution, the right to psychological health is a fundamental human right, encompassing prevention, promotion, and care of psychological well-being, which is especially important for younger...
Children
PRIZE: A Preventive Intervention on Gambling in Adolescence – Part One
The right to psychological health is a fundamental human right that encompasses prevention, promotion, and care of psychological well-being. It is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United...
work
From Tolerance to Transformation: Reimagining DEI in Workplaces as a Human Rights Strategy
IntroductionThe literature surrounding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in organisational contexts has evolved significantly over recent years, reflecting a growing recognition of the complexities and challenges inherent in implementing effective...
citizenship
Italian Citizenship Law Deemed Unconstitutional for Not Exempting Disabled Applicants from Italian Language Proficiency Test
Italian citizenship legislation has been at the centre of recent political debate, including referendum initiatives and proposals for legislative reform. Most recently, however, it has also been the subject of...
Science
Epistemic Justice: The Global Challenge for a Science Open to All
The debate around the freedom of scientific research is no longer limited by national or ideological borders. It stems from a warning raised in the United States but touches on...
