COP30 – “Ecocide in Gaza”: data and testimonials
At COP30, many organisations denounced the ecocide in Gaza, documenting the destruction of 86% of agricultural land and the resulting environmental collapse caused by contaminated water, waste, and shortage of fuel.
How can we change the relationship between human rights and the environment?
Militancy, not “just” activism or volunteering: awaiting the advisory opinion on climate emergency and human rights at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
Shaping International Law into a More Generous and Effective Space for Protection
International law and human rights in the Americas: the perspective of lawyer Viviana
Krsticevic, who will receive the ‘Prominent Woman in International Law’ award from the American Society of International Law on April 18.
The importance of linguistic and cultural mediation in services for people
Linguistic and cultural mediation is crucial in ensuring equitable access to various services, especially in multicultural contexts like ours.
Memory as a transformative act for new generations
A reflection on the meaning of Holocaust Memorial Day, in a world increasingly driven toward oblivion and indifference.
Climate justice in Brazilian cities – summary
A brief summary concerning climate justice in Brazilian cities. By Amanda Costa Translation: Erik Martins, AJN Brazil – Hey my climate beauties 🙂 It’s been so intense participating in the 27th UN Climate Change Conference, COP 27 – Egypt. There are many events, incidences, troubles, coffee with friends, outbreaks, coffee with funders, the desire to […]
Brazil’s return to negotiations
On the last Thursday, November 10th, 2022, an event was held at the COP that saw the discussion of plans for environmental policies by Brazil’s newly re-elected president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. By Federica Dossi Translation: Fernanda Filiú, AJN Brazil – Lula’s election rekindled hope in terms of deforestation, and much was said of […]
What is happening in Iran and why the hatred against women?
We have seen in the last few weeks the great fanfare that has been made in Iran and around the world about the use of the hijab and the government’s violence towards Iranian women. With that in mind, the article has the duty to provide information and show you the reader what the histories of […]
How to reduce poverty
Two billion people across 111 countries, or 19.1%, live in acute multidimensional poverty, inform the UN Development Programme and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative By SDG Knowledge Hub – Reducing poverty at scale is possible. This is the main finding of a report by the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and the Oxford Poverty […]