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‘The reformist candidate’s victory won’t lead to significant improvements in civic space or human rights’
Sina Entesari | IRAN
FREEDOMS
MIDDLE EAST
11.Jul.2024
EN
‘The law should protect women and girls, not criminalise them’
Guacira Oliveira | BRAZIL
INCLUSION
SOUTH AMERICA
10.Jul.2024
EN
PT
‘By halting the supply of weapons, states can help prevent human rights violations’
Hine-Wai Loose | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
09.Jul.2024
EN
‘Young people want their concerns to be addressed, not dismissed because of their age’
Bina Maseno | KENYA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EAST AFRICA
08.Jul.2024
EN
‘Proposed changes to the Broadcasting Act are part of a regression driven by religious fundamentalism’
Dédé Oetomo | INDONESIA
INCLUSION
SOUTHEAST ASIA
07.Jul.2024
EN
‘The Doha meeting has raised concerns the UN is indirectly legitimising the Taliban’
Sima Samar | AFGHANISTAN
INCLUSION
SOUTH ASIA
06.Jul.2024
EN
‘Civil society expects the new government to be more receptive and open to dialogue’
Daniela Arias Sánchez | MEXICO
DEMOCRACY
NORTH AMERICA
05.Jul.2024
EN
ES
‘Our victory can inspire and encourage LGBTQI+ activists in other countries’
Kevin Wessels | NAMIBIA
INCLUSION
SOUTHERN AFRICA
04.Jul.2024
EN
‘Healthcare workers are in distress too, and we need action now’
Zolelwa Sifumba | SOUTH AFRICA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTHERN AFRICA
03.Jul.2024
EN
‘We live in a system that’s allergic to pluralism, with a government hostile to critical voices’
Tamara Branković | SERBIA
DEMOCRACY
EUROPE
02.Jul.2024
EN
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