This research is about civil society’s contributions towards the larger goal of change in social norms and the development of human rights-based culture in Armenia. The main intention of this research is to contribute to an improved understanding on the … Continue reading » “Civil Society’s Monitoring of Human Rights Reforms in Armenia”
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The Role of Specialized Anti-corruption Institutions on Fighting Corruption and Human Rights in Armenia Post-2018
While manifestations of corruption and measures aimed at combating it are diverse, the present paper focuses on assessing Armenia’s response to corruption through its justice system since 2018. The objective of this research is two-fold: 1) to evaluate to what … Continue reading » “The Role of Specialized Anti-corruption Institutions on Fighting Corruption and Human Rights in Armenia Post-2018”
Continue readingExamining Poverty in Conflict-Affected Regions of Armenia: Methodological Overview
Armed conflicts trigger diverse forms of violence and human rights violations, including displacement, loss of livelihoods, and infrastructural damage, which exacerbate poverty and perpetuate cycles of deprivation. In conflict-affected regions like Syunik in Armenia. In these kind of areas where … Continue reading » “Examining Poverty in Conflict-Affected Regions of Armenia: Methodological Overview”
Continue readingResponsible Business Conduct in Cambodia (in Khmer language)
This Khmer-language textbook focuses on ‘responsible business conduct’ (RBC) and looks at the impact of businesses on our human rights. From small local market food stalls to large multinational enterprises, there is evidence everywhere of business activity. Some central … Continue reading » “Responsible Business Conduct in Cambodia (in Khmer language)”
Continue readingLegal Aid Provision to Displaced People from Ukraine: Promising Practices from Ukraine, Poland and Sweden, with Recommendations
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The purpose of this publication is to document and share promising practices in legal aid provision across three countries—Ukraine, Poland, and Sweden—focusing on support for internally displaced persons within Ukraine and persons with temporary protection status in Poland and … Continue reading » “Legal Aid Provision to Displaced People from Ukraine: Promising Practices from Ukraine, Poland and Sweden, with Recommendations”
Continue readingClimate-Related Human Mobility in Asia and the Pacific: Interdisciplinary Rights-Based Approaches
This publication is the culmination of the Asia Pacific Conference on the Climate Change, Human Mobility, and Human Rights Nexus, hosted by the RWI Regional Asia Pacific Office in 2022. It brings together 13 papers, based on abstracts presented … Continue reading » “Climate-Related Human Mobility in Asia and the Pacific: Interdisciplinary Rights-Based Approaches”
Continue readingViolation of Human and Women’s Rights by the Taliban in Afghanistan The Taliban’s Takeover and its Consequences
This publication is also available in Dari and Pashto.
According to Heather Barr, associate women’s rights director at Human Rights Watch, “What is happening right now in Afghanistan is the most serious women’s rights crisis in the world today.”… Continue reading » “Violation of Human and Women’s Rights by the Taliban in Afghanistan The Taliban’s Takeover and its Consequences”
Continue readingDefending Human Rights From Exile: A Report on the Challenges and Opportunities of Afghan HRDs in Re-establishing and Operating their NGOs in Canada, Europe, the UK, and the US
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Background: After the fall of Kabul by the Taliban in August 2021, many Afghan HRDs were relocated abroad, particularly to Europe, the US, the UK, and Canada. Some of these HRDs have already attempted to rebuild their NGOs … Continue reading » “Defending Human Rights From Exile: A Report on the Challenges and Opportunities of Afghan HRDs in Re-establishing and Operating their NGOs in Canada, Europe, the UK, and the US”
Continue readingIssues of identity and securitization in the Post- Soviet space
This paper explores the complex intersection of identity construction, globalization, and securitization in the post-Soviet space, focusing on the cases of Chechnya and Crimea. Through the lens of critical security studies, it examines how Russia’s imperialistic tendencies have shaped its … Continue reading » “Issues of identity and securitization in the Post- Soviet space”
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