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Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy

Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy
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Resident doctors in Jordan are vulnerable to exploitation

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Egypt: Liquidation of state company without paying worker’s dues, a violation of their rights

Egypt: Liquidation of state company without paying worker’s dues, a violation of their rights

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State Policies

Libya: New cybercrime law must be rescinded

Libya: New cybercrime law must be rescinded

Egypt needs to urgently pass its new draft labour law with its oversight mechanism

It should be accompanied by an oversight mechanism to preserve the rights of millions of workers

Jordan: Resident doctors vulnerable to exploitation in the absence of regulated working c...

The Jordanian government must find urgent and radical solutions to the poor working conditions experienced by junior doctors

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Refugees and migrants in Europe: a need for standard an...
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Sahrawi human rights depend on businesses prioritizing...
Augustine Hacques
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Coronavirus threat now is real in Gaza, with Israel’s p...
Ottavia Ciani
Lara Hamidi
New facial recognition technology breaches privacy of s...
Maha Hussaini
Beirut explosion: the path to disaster
Paul Attenborough
ESG and Ethical Investing

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Privatisation increases discrimination towards those who cannot afford private insurance
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ImpACT to UNHRC: Business wishing to operate in Somalia should recognise its humanitarian...

International companies must provide opportunities to domestic businesses
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ImpACT collaborates with Anglo Educational Services to increase aware...

This is an essential step in the right direction for the youth of this generation to begin to get educated on human rights

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What We Want?

State institutions, in their policies and practices, fulfill their duties as mandated by the human rights agreements to which the state is a contracting party.
Corporations, local and multinational, apply and play a bigger role in protecting and promoting human rights, especially with the abolishment of slavery, human trafficking, and illegal labor exploitation.
Seminal human rights conventions, bills, declarations, guiding principles, and other major publications are promoted in innovative ways to a diversified and broadened audience.