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    30 juli

    "Death surrounds us." via

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    Newborn Rohingya face enough obstacles already. It’s time for Bangladesh’s government to step up.

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  3. för 12 timmar sedan

    Social enterprises help to bring people out of poverty, stimulate economic growth, and create jobs. Some examples of our impact investing in India:

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  4. Retweetade
    31 juli

    “There's so much more to be done before we can declare America as a true place of promise for Black men and boys.” — ⁦⁩ Thank you ⁦⁩ for highlighting our work and the broader BMA movement!

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  5. för 23 timmar sedan

    Photographer Shahidul Alam spoke out against the Bangladesh government's “gagging of the media,” and was arrested hours later. Yet another case in the country's ongoing campaign to stifle freedom of speech:

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  6. för 23 timmar sedan

    Rates of police violence and economic inequality in Brazil are among the world's highest. Our grantee , co-founded by Douglas Belchior, works with youth in communities hit hard by violence and poverty to create a safer and more equal Brazil.

    Building a Better Brazil
    Brazil is home to some of the most violent and repressive policing in the world. In this video, Douglas Belchior, a founder of the antidiscrimination group UNEafro, explains why reform is so needed.
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  7. 9 aug.

    At a moment when women's rights are under attack, work like Dudu Dlamini's that advances the rights of both women and people living with HIV and AIDS is critical:

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  8. 9 aug.

    The experiences of survivors of the Indigenous residential school system in Canada:

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  9. 9 aug.

    Indigenous peoples worldwide are losing historic lands to state development and corporate land grabs.

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  10. 9 aug.

    "Death surrounds us."

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    8 aug.

    Unjust targeting based on race or ethnic background harms minority communities and erodes trust in the police. It's time for police in Belgium to tackle the problem.

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  12. 8 aug.

    These days, it is hard to find good news about refugees and asylum seekers. Canada, the UK, Spain, Argentina, Ireland, and New Zealand are bucking this trend and fully endorsing community-based refugee sponsorship:

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  13. 8 aug.

    What if we denied other facts the way we deny climate change? via

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  14. Retweetade
    7 aug.

    See my piece in Slate today on Trump's Supreme Court nominee. Kavanaugh may be a nice guy, but the job isn't about nice; it's about justice. That word is actually in the job title. He will be terrible for workers & for all of us. via

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    28 juli

    In a small town in Bulgaria, Roma in leadership positions are breaking down racist stereotypes and showing the way to justice, equality and economic development.

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  16. 8 aug.

    We joined the German government and to launch the Berlin-based European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture in 2017, the first arts institution of its kind focused on the work and history of Roma artists. Learn more about our work in Germany:

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  17. 7 aug.

    Many trans Latinx come to the U.S. to escape the intolerance and violence in their home countries across Latin America. But they continue to suffer from discrimination and harassment today, even in the neighborhoods where they live.

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  18. 7 aug.

    To celebrate 25 years of work in South Africa, has announced a scholarship for young people who are advancing democracy, promoting constitutionalism, and empowering vulnerable and marginalized groups. Apply now:

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  19. 7 aug.

    The Open Society community mourns the loss of Dr. Robert Newman—a dedicated advocate for more humane drug policies and a pioneer in the global harm reduction movement:

    A heartbreaking loss for so many ❣️ An amazing human — Robert Newman — left us today. & R.I.P You will be dearly missed
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  20. Retweetade
    6 aug.

    Our goal is to make the day-to-day proceedings of the and local courtrooms as accessible as possible. Learn more at our new and improved website:

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  21. 7 aug.

    For 50 years, the "war on drugs" has held science back. Enough is enough.

    How the War on Drugs Holds Science Back
    The way some drugs are classified puts scientists in a bind. How can you research the benefits of substances if your government won't let you access them?
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