Undoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic casts a … Continue reading » “COVID-19: Illiberal Restrictions May Become Too Liberal”
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Governments across the globe are issuing public statements on a … Continue reading » “COVID-19: The Right to Public Information”
Continue readingMore TagThe provisional analysis of a sex-disaggregated COVID-19 cases indicates that the virus is as widespread amongst women (47%), as amongst men (52%) [Women … Continue reading » “COVID-19: Is It Gender-Blind? Shall The Response Be Gender-Blind Too?”
Continue readingMore TagThe impacts of COVID-19 and nature crises are interconnected. Only concerted multilateral action and solidarity in line with human rights, … Continue reading » “COVID-19: Biodiversity and Climate Crises Need Human Rights Solutions”
Continue readingMore TagIt was not until February of 2020 that Africa reported its first case of COVID-19, busting an infamous myth … Continue reading » “COVID-19: These May Be Frightening Times for Both Citizens and Governments in Africa”
Continue readingMore TagCrises have a way of laying bare our society’s deep economic inequalities, as well as the underlying human rights violations that we regularly … Continue reading » “COVID-19: Challenges Us to Address Societal Inequalities”
Continue readingMore TagThe eruption of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the life and habits of millions of people across … Continue reading » “COVID-19: Core Human Rights Obligations Cannot Be Disregarded”
Continue readingMore TagThe current Covid-19 crisis is first and foremost a health issue and increasingly it is also becoming an economic challenge. Nonetheless, it is also … Continue reading » “The Coronavirus & Human Rights”
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