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ODI on Human rights
Event summary: The humanitarian implications of a backlash on rights
The Humanitarian Policy Group recently held its annual flagship event, bringing together experts to highlight some of the most pressing challenges we are facing – not just as humanitarians, but as global citizens.
Think Change episode 35: is the international community failing on its shared commitment to refugees?
Five years since the Global Compact for Refugees was established, this episode asks how signatories can be held to account.
Social protection in the Gulf countries: what rights can migrant workers access?
Organised in collaboration with ILO, this online event will convene a high-level panel of actors and experts working to improve the conditions of migrant workers in the GCC, to share insights on policy reforms and advocacy efforts in this space.
Humanitarian hypocrisy, double standards and the law in Gaza
Western governments are failing in their responsibility to act in the face of credible accounts of war crimes being committed in the Israeli–Hamas conflict.
Think Change episode 33: the forgotten crisis – what next for Nagorno-Karabakh?
With the attention of the world mostly elsewhere, has the international community forgotten Nagorno-Karabakh? We ask must steps it must now take following Azerbaijan's recent attack, and reflect on the likely fate of people in the region.
Think Change episode 32: Israel/OPT crisis - what's needed to stop the bloodshed?
Experts discuss the horrifying situation in Gaza and what action is needed immediately to uphold international humanitarian law and stop the bloodshed.
