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Member States Must Tackle Inequality to Harness the Benefits of Migration
Is enough being done to centre equality in the implementation of the Global Compact on Migration?
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Why we Need to Centre Equality in the Implementation of the Global Compact on Migration
Understanding the many interconnections between migration and inequality is critical to support implementation of the Global Compact.
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Why the UK-Rwanda Asylum Deal Risks Harming Global Standards
We reflect on the newly announced asylum partnership agreement between the UK and Rwanda - and its wider implications.
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Moving From Paper To Practice on UN Security Council Language on Women, Peace, and Security in Conflict-Affected Contexts
On International Women's Day 2022 we reflect on a recent event concerning Security Council language on Women, Peace, and Security.
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Why Illegal Deforestation Should Be Treated as a Security Issue
Examining the links between deforestation and security - charting a way forward for policymakers, law enforcement, and the multilateral system.
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Relief Is Not Enough: A Mandate for Diplomacy in Afghanistan
Broader political discourse with the Taliban is needed to prevent humanitarian and economic crisis in Afghanistan.
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Rights Literacy in the Context of Indigenous Migration
For Indigenous Peoples' Day, we explore a new initiative to support indigenous migrants in exercising their rights.
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The Invisible Pandemic of Modern Slavery Requires Financial Sector Action
Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on modern slavery and human trafficking - and the role of the financial sector in combating these crimes.
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10 Years of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights Sees Wave of New Human Rights Due Diligence. Is it Enough?
New measures on human rights due diligence and disclosure and what they mean for the anti-slavery movement.
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Beyond Solidarity: Refugee Health is a Matter of Self-interest
Amid the largest global immunization effort in history, refugees are being left behind.