If your home was set on fire, wouldn’t you protest too?
Article on Brazil’s Indigenous protesters fighting for the future of life on Earth and the future of the Amazon rainforest
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One mistake can be fatal
In South Sudan 20 deminers are working to remove landmines, bombs, and grenades – collectively known as remnants of war.…
Humanity United Response to 2023 TIP Report
The TIP Report plays a key role in the global fight against human trafficking by holding governments around the world…
Three recommendations for supporting internal migrant workers in Mexico
To address the exploitation of internal agricultural migrant workers and identify possible collaborations to improve their conditions, IREX’s Ambulantes program…
Anthropocene Norms and Global Governance: Democracy, the Planet, and Scientific Expertise
The threat of nuclear war is again heightened and gaining prominence on the global governance agenda, together with new concerns…
Defying expectations, she raises her voice
Article about Halima, the 24-year-old businesswoman who coordinates the Al Qamar Justice Centre in Nairobi which tackles gender-based violence, police…
A brighter flame: empowering communities in South Sudan
A quiet transformation is taking place in Eastern Equatoria state in South Sudan – and it is fuelled by innovation…
The UN Convention Against Corruption COSP10 Must Strengthen Enforcement of Anti-Corruption Laws and Allow More Civil Society Participation
Marking the twentieth anniversary of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) and the tenth session of its Conference of…
Collaborative partnerships to advance Jordan’s economy: Five recommendations
In Jordan, IREX recently brought together leaders from universities, the private sector, and the government in a learning session, titled…
Guatemala: an atypical electoral process
NIMD Guatemala Country Director Claudia Maselli reflects on the current situation in Guatemala and the steps needed to pave the…