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Explainer: Why Nature Is Everyone’s Business
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The Delicate Balance of International Migration
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To Develop a Continent, Africa Must Nourish Its Children
Hunger shadowed Mercy Lung’aho’s childhood, fueling her campaign to promote nutrition as a foundation for Africa’s development. As lead for the Food Security, Nutrition and Health Program at the International Institute for Tropical Agriculture [...] Read more »
Do Resources Define the Parameters of Faith-based Engagement and Diplomacy Today?
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Venezuela at a Crossroads
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Business Growth and Innovation Can Boost India’s Productivity
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The UN is Being Undermined by the ‘Law of the Jungle’
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U.S. Exit from Paris Agreement Deepens Climate Vulnerability for the Rest of the World
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‘Unfathomable But Avoidable’ Suffering in Gaza Hospitals, Says Volunteer Nurse
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Melting Reserves of Power: Mongolia’s Glaciers and the Future of Energy and Food Security
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Exiled: Myanmar’s Resistance to Junta Rule Flourishes Abroad
From construction and hotel workers to kitchen and restaurant staff—estimates of the numbers of Myanmar migrants living in Thailand range up to six million, with a surge of new arrivals since the 2021 military coup. Many are building new lives [...] Read more »
Gambia’s Supreme Court to Decide on FGM Ban
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‘Since the Coup, Factory Employers Have Increasingly Worked with the Military to Restrict Organising and Silence Workers’
By CIVICUS
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CIVICUS speaks to the Business and Human Rights Centre (BHRC) about labour rights abuses in Myanmar’s garment industry since the 2021 military coup.
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Haiti at a Crossroads: Political Uncertainty and Gang Control Push Nation Toward Collapse
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