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Events

Views of opinion makers on Armanshahr

I congratulate Armanshahr colleagues for their success, because they are a small group but full of energy, new and useful ideas.

Thursday 29 August 2013

Protecting Tajik migrants’ rights: positive aspects of new migration policy require implementation

Two years after the release of a report calling for increased protection of the rights of Tajik migrant workers, in June 2013 FIDH and ADC Memorial returned to Tajikistan to investigate institutional and legal changes and new challenges faced by Tajikmigrant workers and their families. Particular attention was paid to gendered aspects of migration, the situation of women migrants and of the spouses of migrant workers.

Thursday 29 August 2013

Civil society groups to Afghan government and donors: Live up to your promises on mining sector!

An alliance of 36 Afghan and international civil society organisations have urged the Afghan government and its donors to deliver on their commitment to effective oversight in the country’s extractives sector. The call, made in letters sent to the Afghan Minister of Mines, Wahidullah Shahrani (http://cts.vresp.com/c/?GlobalWitness/929710e6d6/18f696b56d/6462613399), and key international partners (http://cts.vresp.com/c/?GlobalWitness/929710e6d6/18f696b56d/c95e81902f) comes ahead of a crucial meeting taking place in Kabul on the 3rd July.

Thursday 29 August 2013

120th Goftegu Public Debate: Task of the Next Government in the face of Monster of Illiteracy – Invitation

120th Goftegu Public Debate: Task of the Next Government in the face of Monster of Illiteracy – Invitation

Tuesday 27 August 2013

118-119th Goftegu Public Debate, Armanshahr’s Celebration: 118 Goftegus and 100,000 published books – Report

Mr Rooholamin Amini (Deputy director of Armanshahr Foundation), moderator of Armanshahr’s 118th Goftegu public debate that was held on 3 July 2013, presented a report on the activities of Armanshahr in the past seven years as follows.

Saturday 17 August 2013

WHO WILL BE ACCOUNTABLE? HUMAN RIGHTS & THE POST-2015 DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

OHCHR Report Calls for Integrating Human Rights Standards in Post-2015 Development Goals 22 May 2013: A report from the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) calls for integrating human rights standards […]

Thursday 15 August 2013

The long arc of justice in Afghanistan

No one knows who killed Islam Bibi. The 37-year old police lieutenant, the most senior female officer in southern Afghanistan’s dangerous Helmand province, was riding a motorcycle to work in early July with her son-in-law, when she was shot and killed.

Thursday 15 August 2013

Joint Open Letter pre-August 14 To International NGO’s, Media, Ally Governments and the UN

In the past few weeks, the human rights situation in Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated ahead of planned mass protests on August 14th. With many of the country’s most prominent Human Rights Defenders behind bars, local […]

Thursday 15 August 2013

Environmental Governance and Managing the Earth: Rethinking and Changing World Governance

Working Paper   Gustavo Marin Following on from the Biocivilization for the Sustainability of Life and the Planet Contents Rethinking and changing world governance Actors: their relations, their contradictions 1. Transnational corporations (TNCs) 2. The state →dialectic between […]

Friday 21 June 2013

UK’s use of drones in Afghanistan ‘may be in breach of international law’

Campaigning lawyers challenge legal defence set out by RAF as six protesters await trial over mass trespass of UK drone HQl Owen Bowcott, legal affairs correspondent The Guardian, Saturday 8 June 2013 An RAF MQ-9 […]

Monday 10 June 2013