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Climate refugees can't be returned home, says landmark UN human rights ruling

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Generationengespräch – Aktivismus in der Schweiz

Bern - Feierabendgespräch mit Christine Sieber, Manuel C. Widmer, Dimitri Rougy und Ronja Rennenkampff

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Climate refugees can't be returned home, says landmark UN human rights ruling

The New Humanitarian | Congo killings may be crimes against humanity: UN report

In Kashmir, a new year brings empty classrooms as lockdown continues

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System change: the role of civil society

Alliance Sud InfoDoc asked Jean SALDANHA, Eurodad director, 3 questions about the role and credibility of civil society in system change. (Interview in English, subtitles available in French and German.)

FAO, Indigenous Peoples and the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC)

La peine de mort

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Glaubensfragen / Theodor Rathgeber ... [et al.

Menschliche Sicherheit : Fundament für Entwicklung / Brigitte Spitz ... [et al.]

Green New Deal: Fassadenbegrünung oder neuer Gesellschaftsvertrag? / Nora Löhle ... [et al.]

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After the elections...

Much has already been written about the 2019 parliamentary election results. One searched the media in vain for an assessment of their implications for Switzerland‘s development policy approaches or its foreign policy.

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Laos: Unresolved fate of civil rights activist

Seven years ago the civil society activist Sombath Somphone was kidnapped in Laos. Organizations from around the world are appealing to the Laotian government to tell the truth about Sombath Somphone's fate.

Article as analysis

The dazzle of the private sector

The privatization of development funding could completely overshadow vital tax and financial policy issues. For Switzerland, not changing course would mean the end of the implementation of Agenda 2030 in terms of development policy.

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