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UN Summit of the Future: too much at stake to waste
The Pact for the Future could still matter – if civil society were listened to
SOUTHERN AFRICA
Zimbabwe cracks down for regional summit
Numerous activists locked away before meeting of the Southern African Development Community
WEST AFRICA
Togo: demands for democracy repressed – again
Constitutional changes go against the democratic reforms civil society urges
NORTH AMERICA
Canada’s First Nations score victory in their quest for rights
Systemic exclusion remains to be addressed
EUROPE
Climate activists target culture greenwashing
UK Science Museum responds by dropping fossil fuel sponsor – but others remain
MIDDLE EAST
Israel: international justice must come
Israel’s allies must hold it to account over its human rights abuses
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Zimbabwe cracks down for regional summit
Numerous activists locked away before meeting of the Southern African Development Community
FREEDOMS
SOUTHERN AFRICA
19.Sep.2024
EN
Togo: demands for democracy repressed – again
Constitutional changes go against the democratic reforms civil society urges
DEMOCRACY
WEST AFRICA
17.Sep.2024
EN
FR
Algeria’s election: low enthusiasm for a foregone conclusion
No real competition allowed after years of repression
DEMOCRACY
NORTHERN AFRICA
12.Sep.2024
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Deborah Brown | GLOBAL
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19.Sep.2024
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‘People are frustrated with a system that has consistently blocked avenues for dissent’
Eunice Agbenyadzi | GHANA
FREEDOMS
EAST AFRICA
18.Sep.2024
EN
‘Thanks to art, climate change stops being a distant issue—it becomes personal, immediate and visceral’
Nicola Haskins | SOUTH AFRICA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTHERN AFRICA
17.Sep.2024
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