What should have been said at OECD-hosted conference on private finance for development.
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At a major global summit on artificial intelligence (AI), the ITUC has called for stronger worker involvement in how AI is introduced and used in the workplace.
Joint Statement of USP2030 and Olivier De Schutter, UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights – for FfD4
Database on European social protection systems : the newest update
MISSOC releases July 2024 update on social protection systems – European Commission
External Debt, climate debt and reparations in the Jubilee Year – Report Action Aid
FINAL Who Owes Who – FINAL COPY FOR WEBSITE – 5th Feb 2025.pdf
Can human rights survive the decline of global Western hegemony? Rights supporters will no doubt find the question uncomfortable, if not heretical, for it contravenes the very tenets on which the international human rights enterprise has long rested: its claim to universality, its anchoring in impersonal international norms, and its demonstrated record of trying to hold accountable both non-Western and Western governments for their rights violations. Not only that, but the argument that human rights are in essence a Western imposition has long been rights-abusing governments’ weapon of choice to reject international scrutiny and hound rights activists at home.Â
Social Registries are incompatible with the Right to Social Security
A new impetus for corporate accountability
The answer of civil society organisations for Jubileee 25
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