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Why the Digitization of Welfare States is a Pressing Human Rights Issue

Why the Digitization of Welfare States is a Pressing Human Rights Issue

By Christiaan van Veen |
In this blog post, Director of NYU Law’s Digital Welfare State and Human Rights Project, Christiaan van Veen, ...
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Call for Papers: ILS Law College Pune India in Collaboration with University of Leeds International conference on “Exploring Titanic Shifts in the Human Rights Paradigm after the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities”

Call for Papers: ILS Law College Pune India in Collaboration with University of Leeds International conference on “Exploring Titanic Shifts in the Human Rights Paradigm after the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities”

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ILS Law College Equal Opportunity Cum Enabling Cell in Collaboration with Centre for Disability ...
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Protests, Riots, Inequality and a New Constitution for Chile

Protests, Riots, Inequality and a New Constitution for Chile

By Domingo Lovera-Parmo |
Chile is in the middle of constitutional upheaval as president Piñera announced — although in a vague and obscure ...
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Ageing Societies, Migration and Climate Change bring new Challenges for Gender Equality

Ageing Societies, Migration and Climate Change bring new Challenges for Gender Equality

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On Tuesday December 10 2019, EU ministers in charge of gender equality (EPSCO) adopted Council conclusions based ...
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CEDAW: The Every Woman Treaty that Already Exists

CEDAW: The Every Woman Treaty that Already Exists

By Amanda Dale |
There is an initiative for a new treaty focused on violence against women that calls itself the “Every Woman ...
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Crimea Conscripts: Russia continues to flout the Geneva Conventions

Crimea Conscripts: Russia continues to flout the Geneva Conventions

By Jonathan Heath |
The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, in its most recent Report on the Human Rights Situation ...
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Human Rights Day 2019: Honouring Youth and Protecting Their Rights

Human Rights Day 2019: Honouring Youth and Protecting Their Rights

By Lucinda O'Hanlon |
On 10 December 2019, we commemorate Human Rights Day, 71 years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of ...
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Syrians Hopeful for a New Era as the Much-Awaited Constitutional Committee is formed

Syrians Hopeful for a New Era as the Much-Awaited Constitutional Committee is formed

By Poorna Poovamma |
In September, 2019, the United Nations Secretary General announced the formation of the long awaited Syrian ...
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Equal Pay for Equal Work? Flaws in the Indian Law

Equal Pay for Equal Work? Flaws in the Indian Law

By Rishika Sahgal |
The Equal Remuneration Act 1976 (‘ERA’), a legislation in India dealing with equal pay for equal work for men and ...
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The Global Campus of Human Rights is now receiving applications for the 2020 edition of the Venice School of Human Rights

The Global Campus of Human Rights is now receiving applications for the 2020 edition of the Venice School of Human Rights

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Human Rights Defenders play an essential role in the realisation of rights and promotion of equality. Not only do ...
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Vaccines and the Notwithstanding Clause: an Unnecessary Creation of a Dangerous Precedent

Vaccines and the Notwithstanding Clause: an Unnecessary Creation of a Dangerous Precedent

By Caitlin Salvino |
On November 22, 2019, the provincial government of New Brunswick (Canada) announced it would be employing the ...
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Call for Applications: Oak Foundation Research Visitor Programme 

Call for Applications: Oak Foundation Research Visitor Programme 

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The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights announces establishment of the Oak Foundation Research Visitor Programme ...
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