South Asia Scam Centers: When AI and Human Trafficking Expose Gaps in Global Human Rights Law Authors: Benitez, Marta; Bolivar, Daniela; Gil, Daniela Can you imagine securing a dream job abroad, only to discover you’ve been trafficked and forced into digital fraud? These apparently legitimate companies, indistinguishable from any other
This article shares the experiences of three Indigenous women’s groups that are actively defending their lands and practicing food sovereignty in Costa Rica; these experiences take place within a project from UPEACE’s Department of Environment and Development with the support of the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education.
Equivalence: Innovation for Migrants in Portugal Authors: Mariateresa Garrido, Andrea Guadamuz, and Anabell Mora Acevedo Migration is one of the most complex situations that can be addressed through technology. There are several initiatives to monitor people in the move, but few are concerned with the integration of migrants into society.
Corte IDH Caso Colectivo de Abogados José Alvear Restrepo (CAJAR) vs. Colombia Autores y Autoras: Annelinne Espitia Pérez, Dayana Ropero Montaño, Charles Pérez Florez, Camilo González García, Artur Granadillo Vital. En el video encontramos la explicación de la sentencia del 18 de octubre de 2023, donde la Corte Interamericana de
UN Women in Taliban Afghanistan: The Limits of International Advocacy Without State Cooperation Author: Rebecca Arnieri The United Nations has long framed gender equality as both a fundamental human right and a prerequisite for sustainable development. At the centre of this agenda is UN Women, created in 2010 to unify
Costa Rican Pineapples: Harvesting Abuse Author: Montserrat Picado Campos Since the 1980s, the Costa Rican government has encouraged the industrial production of pineapple (Echavarría & Prunier, 2020, p. 2). These efforts have resulted in the country being recognized as the leading pineapple exporter worldwide in 2020 (Ibid). This success is
