UNHRC54 The Crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
It is time to start calling the major cellphone manufacturers to account, alongside the United Nations itself, in regard to the Democratic Republic of the
It is time to start calling the major cellphone manufacturers to account, alongside the United Nations itself, in regard to the Democratic Republic of the
Some 97% of Afghans live in poverty, which has caused a severe humanitarian catastrophe in 2023 and beyond. A deepening economic crisis persists, exacerbated by
Harming the health of our planet, climate change brings toxic air pollution, decreased food security, increased risk of infectious disease, excessive heat, drought, and flooding.
The United Kingdom’s approach to migration needs a transformative shift. It is driven by economic migrants seeking relief from poverty and lack of opportunities, alongside
Four years after Lebanon’s historic economic collapse, its political elites, who are experts at surviving, are pushing for a recovery that would avoid the strict
NCF Research Officer Eloise Sinclair delivers an oral intervention to the United Nations Human Rights Council 53rd session. Eloise addresses the United Nations in the
NCF Research Officer Solen Ronarch delivers an oral intervention to the United Nations Human Rights Council 53rd session, Item 10. Addressing the usage of cluster
It has been almost 50 years since Cyprus was divided and it remains a partitioned and ignored island state. The ongoing conflict, which is not
NCF Research Officer Diren Dag delivers an oral intervention to the United Nations Human Rights Council 53rd session, Item 7. In light of the current
NCF Research Officer Shristi Sharma delivers an oral intervention to the United Nations Human Rights Council 53rd session, Item 2. Shristi addresses the United Nations