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The world of human rights in Africa is full of life but is not without its challenges. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have become the main defenders of human rights, dignity, and equality. To put it briefly,
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All people have basic rights that are guaranteed by the law, whether they are civil, social, or human rights. Sadly, violations are still happening in different places like work, neighborhoods, and even public places. Knowing
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Both refugees and migrants cross the boundaries, however, the causes and their legal status are dissimilar in the most important aspects. A refugee is either persecuted, involved in conflict or violence and has no chance
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Fair trade is not merely an ethical slogan but is also a worldwide movement that not only empowers the producer, secures the worker but also respects human dignity. Fair trade promotes human rights and empower
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Education is not a privilege, it is a human right that gives strength to people and makes them better societies. Nevertheless, good education is still not available to millions of individuals in the globe particularly
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Human rights are not only international principles or laws they are values that have to influence our treatment of others in our everyday lives. Human rights awareness starts at our day-to-day activities by respecting the
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Cold wind rattles a canvas wall in a refugee camp. A microphone squeals in a stadium before a singer halts the music to talk about poverty. Two places, same thread. Celebrities who advocate for human
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A refugee camp in Jordan, a courtroom in The Hague, a protest outside a parliament building. These are the places where human rights are argued, defended, and too often violated. Yet in recent decades, celebrity
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The Quartet once again calls for the protection of civilians and the delivery of humanitarian relief in Sudan, where fighting is still going on. The safety and security of innocent civilians are still the most
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Unconscious bias - also recognised by the term 'implicit bias' - is the automatic and often unrecognised tendency to support or oppose certain people, ideas or groups. This could be because of stereotypes, past experiences
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