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Leicester Human Rights Arts and Film Festival

Event / Monday, 10th December 2018

The 5th annual Leicester Human Rights Arts and Film Festival opens with “Human Rights Without Borders”, an event that brings together a number of groups that have “___ without Borders” as part of their name or groups that share the “without Borders” ethos.

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NESI Forum 2019

Event / Tuesday, 23rd April 2019

The countdown has started for the next NESI Forum 2019. From NESI Forum, the Global Hub for the Common Good Foundation will present the study and guide of the New Economy for climate change in the cities.

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Das Gemeingut der Menschheit

Report / 17th July 2018

Wir sind so lange nicht in der Lage uns ein ernsthaftes neues ökonomisches Paradigma für die Verwaltung der gemeinsamen Ressourcen der Erde vorzustellen, bis wir nicht zuerst die Notwendigkeit einer psychosozialen Transformation in unserem Bewusstsein erfassen. 

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Reclaiming the UN’s radical vision of global economic justice

Article / 15th June 2018

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is one of the most translated and celebrated documents in the world, marking its 70th anniversary this year. But relatively few people are aware of the significance of its 25th Article, which proclaims the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living.

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As the Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70, it’s time to resurrect its vision of global sharing and justice

Article / 15th May 2018

What are the political implications of meeting the established human right for everyone to enjoy an adequate standard of living? In short, it necessitates a redistribution of wealth and resources on an unprecedented scale across the world, which is why activists should resurrect the United Nations’ radical vision for achieving Article 25.

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