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Financial Inclusion is Key to Reducing Haiti’s Vulnerability to Modern Slavery
For World Day Against Trafficking in Persons we explore how financial inclusion can be strengthened to protect vulnerable Haitians from exploitation.
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Sri Lanka at a Crossroads: Where Next for the Protest Movement that ‘Went Home’?
After a major protest movement brought a change in Sri Lanka's leadership, we reflect on the country's debt crisis and ongoing economic problems.
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The New Agenda for Peace: A Model for the Declaration on Future Generations?
Although far from perfect, the New Agenda for Peace offers a potentially transformative model for emerging and future risks.
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Why Compassion Matters in Asylum Policy
Felicity Kersting, a Senior Researcher at NatCen International, explains why compassion should be at the heart of the international asylum system.
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Breaking Cycles of Violence: Prioritizing Mental Health to Foster Sustainable Peace
Psychological trauma can hinder peacebuilding. But recent advances in psychosocial support could help prevent future outbreaks of violence.
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Addressing the Relationships between Migration and Inequality is Key to Africa’s Development
Why addressing inequality is central to any discussion on migration in Africa.
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A New Blueprint Calls for Reinvigorated Global Governance
Recommendations will strengthen the global architecture for peace, security, and finance, and deliver just transitions for climate and digitalization.
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Thematic Review on Climate-Security and Peacebuilding
A new Thematic Review identifies entry points and pathways for building peace and mitigating conflict in climate-affected and fragile environments.
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Can ‘Stop the Boats’ solve the UK’s migration problems?
We examine the UK Government’s ‘Stop the Boats’ legislation - and outline a more effective approach that works for both Government and migrants.
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Redistributing Paid Work between Genders: The Key to Gender Equality?
Increasing women's representation in technology may require a societal transformation that sees more men taking on roles in paid care sectors.