A long history of crises and pain engendered by the country’s political dynamics are echoed in the latest outbreak of armed violence in Tigray and its ramifications for civilians and their future.
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This Human Rights Day, we remind our fellow members of the human race that, as we welcome the hope of an end to the pandemic, none of us can celebrate our humanity while so many of our fellow human beings are deliberately deprived of theirs.
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Norah Niland discusses the relationship between food and conflict in the context of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize being awarded to the World Food Programme.
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This month we have links to 3 blogs highlighting recent events. Two concern recent disasters – the explosion in the port of Beirut and the fire at the Moria camp on Lesbos, while the last blog is an appraisal of the recently published EU Asylum & Migration Pact.
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Raoul Walawalker pleads to bring the prison-industrial complex and growth of for-profit migrant detention centres to an end.
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Like all viral infections, Covid-19 is particularly dangerous for people in vulnerable settings including uprooted people like refugees and asylum seekers.
Continue readingOn March 25, UAI issued a statement calling for immediate actions, in a spirit of solidarity, to address the unprecedented
Continue readingImmediate actions need to be taken to face up to the unprecedented risks posed by Coronavirus to humanity at large.
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United Against Inhumanity today called for immediate actions to ensure solidarity in facing up to the unprecedented risks posed by
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Efforts to raise resources for UAI activities are continuing apace. Small contributions have been received from Humanity and Inclusion, Ludovica
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