To live in “the world after”, we must “tear away the curtain of pre-interpretation”
For all those who want cultural democracy, each individual or each group is approached as being endowed with a culture, that is to say, among other things, with a system of perception and representation of the world which allows you to learn from your experience and, from there, to evolve your representations, to put your belongings to work, in short to produce yourself rather than reproduce. However, this approach is not automatically effective.
Teleworking: the hidden costs of digitalization
Teleworking has exploded thanks to the coronavirus crisis. So much so that its practice should become established permanently. Which is not without asking questions. Particularly when considering the consequences of the digitalization of work that accompanies it.
Human rights as a prerequisite for democratic elections in the DRC
Establishing an enabling environment is a key element that allows citizens to freely and democratically elect their representatives. Respect for human rights in the electoral cycle remains essential.
The decline in women's rights during health crises
“Women work for free from today” announce the newspapers every year without exception to point out the salary inequalities between women and men which persist in Europe.
Human right: a natural right too often ignored during armed conflicts
The implementation of human rights remains limited in certain regions of the world plagued by armed conflicts.
Decent work, the big absentee from the electronics sector
Every day, workers in the electronics industry are victims of violations of their fundamental rights.
Artisanal cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a social drama with scattered solutions
For years, the artisanal mining sector has continued to be associated with a plethora of scourges. Focus on the artisanal cobalt sector. A vital sector for the Congolese economy.
Colonial past in Europe: time for accountability?
Since the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, former colonial powers have been questioning their past more.
Exhuming the Belgian colonial past: how far are we prepared to dig?
The Special Commission responsible for examining Belgium's colonial past has taken the first steps towards a reconciliation of memories, but the most important thing remains to be done.
Congolese democracy: a body without a heart?
Current Congolese democracy was founded on very shaky foundations. This is one of the elements explaining the present democratic pitfalls.
