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.
Freedom of movement and its limits, a challenge for democracies?
On the occasion of World Human Rights Day on December 10, 2021, the European Conference of Justice and Peace Committees (Justice and Peace Europe) would like to share some thoughts on the subject of freedom of movement.
Respect, honnêteté et coopération : les mots de l’avenir des relations Belgique-Afrique des Grands Lacs
Justice and Peace has created a space for dialogue to question relations between Belgium and the African Great Lakes States.
Negotiations on the UN Treaty: the EU fails in its duty to protect human rights – Carte Blanche, Le Soir
Last month, the intergovernmental working group charged with developing a treaty to regulate business human rights met for the seventh consecutive year in Geneva. Despite the desire of certain States to move the process forward, the European Union contributed to its blocking.
Walk In My Shoes – Dans la peau d’une personne réfugiée
“Walk in my shoes” is an interactive story based on the stories of refugees. As a player, you step into the shoes of a refugee and are faced with difficult choices.
Recommendations for the discussion of the new EU law on due diligence on justice and redress for victims of corporate human rights violations
Espacio de Redes and the EU-LAC Working Group are organising an online discussion to identify recommendations for the European Union on access to justice and reparation in the framework of the new EU law on mandatory due diligence for companies in the field of human rights and the environment. Over the last decades, Latin America […]
Open letter to the Peruvian state calling for the implementation of specific measures for the protection of indigenous human rights defenders
The signatory organizations urge the Peruvian State to take concrete measures and ensure their implementation in practice, to safeguard the lives of Indigenous human rights defenders, in a growing context of violence, harassment and intimidation of Indigenous leaders in the Peruvian Amazon.
The use of children in the exploitation of mining resources in eastern DR Congo: between emergency and perspective
The majority of children associated with armed forces and groups (EAFGA) are also exploited in artisanal mines. In order to guarantee them a better future, support and universal civil registration must be a priority. Social peace in DR Congo depends on it.
