Human Rights & Democracy Watch — September 23, 2026
On the International Day of Sign Languages, a reflection on meaningful participation and a look at the 40th anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Right to Development.
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On the International Day of Sign Languages, a reflection on meaningful participation and a look at the 40th anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Right to Development.
António Guterres on “We the peoples,” and a look at equal voting in the UN General Assembly as the 81st session’s General Debate begins.
On the International Day of Peace, a reflection on everyday peacebuilding and a look at the UN General Assembly’s High-level Week and the global issues moving to centre stage.
September 20 Human Rights & Democracy Watch: civilian protection in Cameroon, ECOWAS human-rights justice, Russia–Ukraine, U.S. voting and press freedom, Canada’s diplomacy, UN High-level Week and peace.
September 19 Human Rights & Democracy Watch: Cameroon security, femicide in South Africa, deaths in custody in Nigeria, Eritrea sanctions, U.S. immigration and press freedom, Canada–India relations, and UN High-level…
September 18 Human Rights & Democracy Watch: Cameroon security and femicide, deaths in custody in Nigeria, Sudan, U.S. midterm voting, Canada–EU relations, the UN SDG Moment and global advocacy.
September 17 Human Rights & Democracy Watch: Cameroon conservation and education, Sudan, Ebola in the DRC, Iran, Türkiye, Canada–Europe relations, UN financing, AI and human rights.
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…
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.
The greatest force for change across Cameroon today is not money, machinery or institutions. Change in this Central African country today is being driven mostly by the power of its…