Archive
Today’s Human Rights & Democracy Watch examines Cameroon’s anti-femicide response and school security, Sudan, Venezuela, U.S. mail-voting rules, Canada–EU relations, sanitation as a human right, and the communication choices that…
Julius Nyerere on involving people in development, and a look at child marriage in Cameroon and what early marriage can mean for a girl’s education and future.
Wangari Maathai on the power of small acts of citizenship, and a short look at Africa’s legally binding democracy treaty and Cameroon’s role in bringing it into force.
Today’s TUBUO Daily Brief: Cameroon’s anti-femicide response, Sudan, Gaza, Turkey, U.S. voting and immigration developments, Canada–U.S. trade tensions, and the UN human-rights agenda.
Desmond Tutu on neutrality in the face of injustice, and a short look at why most people forced from their homes remain displaced inside their own countries.
Rosa Luxemburg on freedom for those who think differently, and a short look at how international human-rights law distinguishes freedom of opinion from freedom of expression.
Dag Hammarskjöld on practising justice consistently, and a look at Africa’s new continental convention on ending violence against women and girls.
Kofi Annan on human rights as African rights, and a short look at why birth registration can shape a child’s access to education and other rights in Cameroon.
Nelson Mandela on the power of education, and a short look at the millions of children and young people still out of school in sub-Saharan Africa.
Eleanor Roosevelt on where human rights begin, and a short look at women’s representation in African parliaments.
