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‘The international community hasn’t helped address the root causes of the Anglophone conflict’
Monique Kwachou | CAMEROON
CONFLICT | CRISIS
CENTRAL AFRICA
06.Oct.2022
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FR
‘We are dealing with an extremely elaborate, very creative repressive machinery’
Mona Seif | EGYPT
FREEDOMS
NORTHERN AFRICA
05.Oct.2022
EN
‘The seizure of sovereign assets will worsen the world’s worst humanitarian disaster’
Arash Azizzada | AFGHANISTAN
CONFLICT | CRISIS
SOUTH ASIA
03.Oct.2022
EN
‘Lack of dialogue and punishing sanctions are undermining the promotion of human rights’
Hadiya Afzal | AFGHANISTAN
CONFLICT | CRISIS
SOUTH ASIA
30.Sep.2022
EN
‘We were denied the right to give or refuse our consent, so we took Shell to court – and won’
Sinegugu Zukulu | SOUTH AFRICA
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTHERN AFRICA
29.Sep.2022
EN
‘If Bolsonaro continues as president, it is a threat to the Amazon and therefore to humanity’
Daniela Silva | BRAZIL
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTH AMERICA
21.Sep.2022
EN
ES
PT
‘The ruling military junta uses fear as a domination tool’
anonymous | MYANMAR
FREEDOMS
SOUTHEAST ASIA
20.Sep.2022
EN
‘Getting a strong Ocean Treaty across the line would be nothing short of historic’
Ellie Hooper | NEW ZEALAND
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
14.Sep.2022
EN
ES
FR
‘Ocean Treaty negotiations are largely a backroom discussion that excludes civil society’
John Paul Jose | INDIA
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
13.Sep.2022
EN
ES
FR
‘Much effort was put into excluding people from the electoral process’
Catarina Antunes Gomes and Cesaltina Abreu | ANGOLA
DEMOCRACY
SOUTHERN AFRICA
12.Sep.2022
EN
PT
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