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Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy

Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy
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New facial recognition technology breaches privacy of students in schools across Scotland, UK

Resident doctors in Jordan are vulnerable to exploitation

“They told us they hated black Africans”: UAE authorities detain, torture, and deport over 800 migrant workers

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UAE's penalties for publishing illegal content, intimidation and attempt to silence voices

UAE's penalties for publishing illegal content, intimidation and attempt to silence voices

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Refugees in Iraq: An Overview

Between 2003 to 2011, Iraq endured a protracted armed conflict that began with the invasion of Iraq by the United States-led coalition

Policy Brief: Boris the Big Brother

​The Government of British PM, Boris Johnson risks creating a wild west where peoples’ personal information will be exploited for profit and political purposes.

Libya: New cybercrime law must be rescinded

Libya: New cybercrime law must be rescinded

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Ghana: Apocalyptic scenes of gold mine truck explosion, Canadian Kinross Company liable

The explosion of a truck carrying explosives to a goldmine in Ghana managed by the Canadian Kinross compan...
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Webinar: Spyware, Surveillance, and Civil Liberties

ImpACT International brought together leading human rights campaigners and privacy activists to chart a way towards stopping the growing use of this dange...

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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.