• 07 September 2017

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    Category : Interview

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    Our right to autonomy is frequently not understood

    Olga Montúfar, ‎president of the Fundación Paso a Paso and of the Global Network of Indigenous Persons with Disabilities, talks to us about her experience as an advocate for the rights of indigenous persons with disabilities

    Olga Montúfar following a meeting of the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights

    Olga was born 38 years ago in Mexico in the heart of the indigenous community of San Miguel Totolapan in the state of Guerrero. Polio left her with a motor disability that prevents her from walking.   An engineer by training, the difficulties she had to f...

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  • 31 August 2017

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    Category : Reportage

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    Comprehensive commitment to transparency in Colombia

    The ACTUE-Colombia project seeks to strengthen transparency and integrity in the Colombian public and privates sectors and in civil society

    Colombia drags behind it the tragic figure of 218 thousand deaths and nearly six million displaced persons, all attributable to an armed conflict that lasted for over fifty years. A conflict that as...

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  • 25 August 2017

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    Category : Opinion

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    Locked in my country

    Helen Pardo reflects on the migratory phenomenon and tells us about the difficulties being faced in Niger, one of the centres of operation for human trafficking networks

    We are talking more and more about migration, but we don't always have the necessary information that would allow us to understand the root causes that lead a group of people to voluntarily or forcibly change cities or countries; but if we think about it, forced migration and human trafficki...

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  • 04 August 2017

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    Category : Interview

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    “We are going to provide the judiciary with the autonomy it requires”

    The Secretary-General of the Ministry of Justice of Morocco talks to us about democratic progress following enactment of the new constitution

    Abdelilah Lahkim Bennani, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Justice of Morocco

    In 2011 Morocco approved by referendum a new constitution which proposes a set of reforms aimed at modernising the state. The main reforms contemplated in the constitution include a reduct...

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