2022

‘The rise of the populist right only further weakens trust in the political system’

Ana Carmo | PORTUGAL

‘Criminal law is being used as a weapon of political persecution’

Claudia González | GUATEMALA

CENTRAL AMERICA

‘The new administration is committed to ending discriminatory policies that undermine girls’ rights’

Prudence Mutiso | TANZANIA

‘Repressive laws have been introduced to limit people’s ability to protest against climate injustice’

Nelli Stevenson | AUSTRALIA

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘People should be able to access abortions locally without the risk of criminalisation or stigmatisation’

Break the Taboo | MALTA

‘Open-source monitoring reveals both the clampdown on women’s rights and the impact on their lives’

Anouk Theunissen and Humaira Rahbin | AFGHANISTAN

‘The new Criminal Code spells danger for civil society’

Fatia Maulidiyanti | INDONESIA

‘Outstanding issues on the binding treaty on business and human rights are mainly political’

Fernanda Hopenhaym | GLOBAL

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘The world seems to be starting to forget Syrian refugees’

Serene Dardari and Mahmoud Abdullah | LEBANON

‘We want to live in an environment that respects women and recognises our human rights’

Amanda Nomnqa | SOUTH AFRICA

SOUTHERN AFRICA