101. NGOs: A NETWORK OF PROTAGONISTS (AND DENOUNCERS OF THE SLOW PROGRESS BEING MADE) IN HUMAN RIGHTS WORK?
1. Can the NGO Establishment overcome the North-South-divide or is it just reproducing it at civil society level? NGOs have…
1. Can the NGO Establishment overcome the North-South-divide or is it just reproducing it at civil society level? NGOs have…
Specific actions under the Action Plan A. Government and Ministry of Health actions (contd): A12. Preparation of a National-Accident-Policy with…
Specific actions under the Action Plan A. Government and Ministry of Health actions (as prime duty-bearers): A1. Enactment of a…
Objectives for a national action plan (mostly for duty-bearers at different levels, but also for claim-holders) Explicit recognition of the…
Globalization confuses the Rights-of-Liberty of persons (i.e., non-interference by the state in issues of the persons) with the Rights-of-Corporations who…
One-is-what-one-is as long as the disguise lasts. Dropping the mask of the disguise is an act of reivindication of our…
The World Bank has a Human Rights problem: it does not respect them enough; a pity, because it should harness…
At this stage of our shift to a human rights-based approach (RBA) to development, the questions we now hear have…
The human rights-based approach (RBA) represents a historical evolution from clientelism to citizenship. It is still often contested by many…
How to strengthen the HR-approach in our work in health 13.The more specific challenge we face is to incorporate the…