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‘We are worried that COP28’s host country, the United Arab Emirates, restricts civil society’
Gideon Abraham Sanago | TANZANIA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EAST AFRICA
28.Jun.2023
EN
‘Political momentum at COP28 should translate into adequately funded collective action’
Caroline Owashaba | UGANDA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EAST AFRICA
23.Jun.2023
EN
‘Every country should do their part to welcome people in need’
Aaron Nodjomian-Escajeda | UNITED STATES
INCLUSION
NORTH AMERICA
21.Jun.2023
EN
‘Civil society must humanise the public narrative around irregular migration’
Mėta Adutavičiūtė | LITHUANIA
INCLUSION
EUROPE
20.Jun.2023
EN
‘We’ve held Pride celebrations since 2004; we’re very proud of what we have achieved’
Rosanna Flamer-Caldera | SRI LANKA
INCLUSION
SOUTH ASIA
19.Jun.2023
EN
‘Civil society is not involved in decision-making and is considered a nuisance’
Derya Beyatlı | NORTHERN CYPRUS
FREEDOMS
EUROPE
13.Jun.2023
EN
‘Civil society is fact-checking the arguments made by states negotiating the Cybercrime Treaty’
Ian Tennant | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
12.Jun.2023
EN
ES
FR
‘Shrinking civic space means affected communities are not able to make their voices count’
Ireen Twongirwe | UGANDA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
EAST AFRICA
09.Jun.2023
EN
‘People understood election monitoring was important to ensure checks and balances’
Yingcheep Atchanont | THAILAND
DEMOCRACY
SOUTHEAST ASIA
06.Jun.2023
EN
‘The Cybercrime Treaty should not be about protecting states but about protecting people’
Stéphane Duguin | GLOBAL
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
02.Jun.2023
EN
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