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UN Human Rights Council: new members and old problems

Saudi Arabia is kept out, but non-competitive elections allow other repressive states in

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘States must take action to ensure effective implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework’

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

UN Cybercrime Convention: a troubling new treaty

Lack of adequate human rights safeguards means convention could be weaponised against dissent

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘We need competitive elections so only truly committed states are elected to the UN Human Rights Council’

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘Hostile narratives and stigmatisation create a vicious cycle of repression’

‘It’s easier and cheaper than ever to spread disinformation on a massive scale’

‘Whether the Cybercrime Convention will do more good than harm will hinge on implementation and monitoring’

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘The Cybercrime Convention risks becoming a tool for global surveillance and cross-border human rights violations’

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘We urge governments not to authorise, sponsor or subsidise deep-sea mining’

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

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

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE