Articles Tagged with the word ‘human rights’

 
(c) Sara Heinrichs
 

/ Peace & Democracy

26 Mar 2013

 

Burma opens its doors to foreign journalists and relaxes protest laws

 
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/ Peace & Democracy

19 Dec 2012

 

Sweden’s ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ has recognised the tremendous efforts of activists around the world working towards global harmony

 
Alex Georges at the start of his kayak voyage on Lampedusa. Credit A. Georges
 

/ Peace & Democracy

09 Nov 2012

 

A Frenchman has reached the halfway point in a kayaking voyage from Tunisia to Brussels, where he hopes to present a petition for asylum seekers’ rights to the European Parliament

 
Flickr member Tanitta
 

/ Peace & Democracy

11 Oct 2012

 

A new international day aims to raise awareness of girls’ rights to education around the world

 
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/ Peace & Democracy

05 Oct 2012

 

As a new wave of feminism is sweeping the globe, Emily Prichard reports on the impact it’s having on outdated values

 
credit Stefan Munder
 

/ Media

16 Sep 2012

 

Reporters in Burma no longer have to submit stories to state censors before publication, the Press Scrutiny and Registration Department (PSRD) has confirmed

 
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/ Environment

20 Jul 2012

 

Ecocide law could be closer than previously thought following discovery of documents revealing it was discussed by UN in the past

 

Connecticut scraps death penalty

 
 

/ Justice

11 Jun 2012

 

The US state of Connecticut has scrapped the death penalty after years of work by campaigners