Justice

How Global South Perspectives Challenge Thinking On Migration

New publication offers fresh perspectives and insights to unlock migration’s development potential.

Safe, Voluntary, and Dignified Return for Syrian Refugees from Lebanon

Asset Recovery and Restitution

Leveraging Inter-agency and Multi-stakeholder Cooperation to Facilitate Compensation for Victims and Survivors of Forced Labour and Human Trafficking.

Adopt a more democratic approach to achieve a greener economy

UNU-INRA Director, Fatima Denton, states that democracy is essential in ensuring the inclusion of diverse voices for Just Transitions in Africa.

Catalysing Change: UNU-FLORES’ Weisswasser Office Plays Valuable Role in Global Energy Transition

The core issues surrounding the coal phase-out across most regions worldwide

Safe Return and Voluntary Repatriation for Syrian Refugees from Lebanon: What Needs to Happen Next?

Exploring discussions around the safe, dignified repatriation of Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

Shrinking the Justice Gap: Rethinking Access to Justice for Migrants in the Global South

Approaching migrants' access to justice as part and parcel of a broader agenda for social justice.

Preventing and Reducing Modern Slavery Risks for Diverse men in Conflict and Crisis Through Increased Financial Inclusion

Protecting diverse men from the risk of modern slavery during conflicts and crises.

New Research Empowers Capital Market Actors to Address Modern Slavery

Providing a practical roadmap to better identify, prevent, mitigate, and remediate modern slavery.

Climate Justice — Is Litigation a Good Way Forward?

Civil society advocates and climate watchdogs will be fundamental in ensuring effective actions are taken in the quest for climate justice.