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The Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage: the Economical-Political Blockade and Future Prospects for Reparations against Climate Change...Nowadays, the entire world is experiencing more and more the increase in frequency and intensity of climate change adverse impacts...
Created on: 12/11/2019 - Last Update: 10/1/2020
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In Lebanon, People are taking back what belongs to them: Unity, Rights, public SpacesWhat started as a small group of people going to the street to protest against the decision of the government...
Created on: 25/10/2019 - Last Update: 25/10/2019
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Strong-Women Leadership in Africa: How women parliamentarians are changing the policy making in UgandaWomen, making up half of the world’s population, find themselves outside of the chambers which determine their social, political and...
Created on: 21/10/2019 - Last Update: 14/11/2019
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Appeal for peace in SyriaThe Human Rights Centre and the UNESCO Chair “Human Rights, Democracy and Peace” of the University of Padova appeals to...
Created on: 21/10/2019 - Last Update: 21/10/2019
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The Constitution of Nepal: Controversies regarding Citizenship Rights and Political Representation in the TeraiThe Constitution of the Republic of Nepal was adopted in September 2015, amidst a climate of intense protests and controversy...
Created on: 09/10/2019 - Last Update: 21/11/2019
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The Transformative Potential of Early Childhood Development (ECD): a Focus on the Italian SituationNowadays child poverty still affects too many and too young children in the world, mostly in the form of child...
Created on: 01/10/2019 - Last Update: 1/10/2019
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The Criminalisation of Humanitarian Assistance Towards Irregular Migrants in the EUAll over Europe we are witnessing increasing hostility, attacks and prosecutions against civil society actors engaged in providing humanitarian assistance...
Created on: 25/09/2019 - Last Update: 1/10/2019
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China Going Global: What are the Risks for International Human Rights?There was a time in which China was an inward-looking country, far from capitalist precepts and from the goal of...
Created on: 24/09/2019 - Last Update: 24/9/2019
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The Syrian Conflict and the Role of the International Criminal CourtThe Syrian conflict formally began in March 2011, when a series of protests against President Assad erupted in different parts...
Created on: 16/09/2019 - Last Update: 22/9/2019
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Terrorism, Propaganda and Human Rights in the Islamic StateThe Islamic State (IS) is also known as ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq...
Created on: 03/09/2019 - Last Update: 3/9/2019
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Women and Migration: between Violence, Discrimination and IntersectionalityWe are living in an era in which human rights are increasingly interdependent and interrelated, in which the intensification of...
Created on: 26/08/2019 - Last Update: 22/9/2019
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The United Nations Lazy Person's Guide to Saving the WorldThe "Lazy person's guide to saving the world" is a list of super easy things that every person, even the...
Created on: 02/07/2019 - Last Update: 2/7/2019
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Think Globally, Act Locally: Building Rural Climate Resilience in Karamoja, UgandaAcross our planet, anthropogenic climate change is manifesting itself through the spearheading symptom of global warming that is driving other...
Created on: 24/06/2019 - Last Update: 2/7/2019
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Land grabbing: what does it truly mean?Land grabbing is a term that is getting higher attention in the mainstream debates (articles, conferences, media), but what does...
Created on: 19/06/2019 - Last Update: 2/7/2019
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Human Rights, Water and Development: what role for the United Nations?In 2010, the United Nations recognized access to clean and safe water as a human right that is essential for...
Created on: 17/06/2019 - Last Update: 18/6/2019
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