Justice

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.

A Step Forward for Palermo’s Trafficking Protocol, This Time Integrating Frontier Technology

New technology can combat the roots of human trafficking by identifying hotspots, patterns, and factors that exacerbate vulnerabilities beyond gender.

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.

Earth Shattering: Financial Engagement at the Nexus of Modern Slavery and Natural Resources in Africa

Promoting synchronized action to tackle risks and abuses in cocoa production and gold mining value chains in Ghana.

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.

Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking Enters New Phase of Growth

UNU-CPR appoints Daniel Thelesklaf as Project Director of the Liechtenstein Initiative for Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking.

Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking Enters New Phase of Growth

UNU-CPR appoints Daniel Thelesklaf as Head of Secretariat and Project Director of FAST and welcomes new partnership with Norad to support FAST.

Climate Change Is Fueling Recruitment into Armed Groups

Armed groups are taking advantage of climate change, and conflict prevention efforts can and need to be adapted to be climate-sensitive.

The UN Security Council and Transitional Justice

Black Voices Matter: Does Systemic or Implicit Bias Freeze the Careers of Black Academics?

With staggeringly low representation of black staff among academics, how can we ensure constructive change and a ‘mindshift’ across the system?