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Japanese High Court Finds North Korea Liable for Human Rights Violations In a landmark ruling on Monday, a Japanese high court found the North Korean government liable for human rights violations against Koreans and Japanese citizens it had enticed to relocate to North Korea through its “Paradise on Earth” campaign. […]

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Companies must turn failure into effective action on the plastics crisis Introduction Greenpeace International has urged companies, including Unilever, Nestle, and Coca-Cola, to acknowledge that current strategies to tackle the plastics crisis are failing. In a response to the new Ellen MacArthur Report on the progress of the Global Commitment, […]

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FIFA Urged to Secure Binding Commitments to Improve Human Rights for World Cup Hosts FIFA‘s Lack of Competition Puts Human Rights at Risk The Sport & Rights Alliance, a coalition of human rights and anti-corruption organizations, trade unions, fan representatives, athlete survivors groups, and players’ unions, has called on FIFA […]

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World Cities Day 2023: Communities and Movements Shaping Sustainable Cities World Cities Day, celebrated annually on October 31st, brings attention to the importance of urban areas and their impact on our planet. With more than half of the global population residing in cities, the way we build and manage urban […]

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