19 Nov 2020 Covid-19, social exclusion and digital inclusion
By Philip Lee A paradox was evident during the coronavirus pandemic. People turned to digital technologies to be in communication and yet felt increasingly out of communication. Self-isolating people became distanced from the socio-cultural environment in which they were accustomed to live and it began...28 Feb 2020 Bringing visibility to national and local women’s rights actors
Sharon Bhagwan-Rolls During 2019, it has been interesting to hear through the UN system a reference to the Peace, Development and Humanitarian Nexus approach, which a number of us have been communicating – because that is our reality. Just as climate security does not mean...
11 Feb 2020 Community radio promotes Indigenous rights in Abya Yala
Communication is a human right and is a fundamental element for the exchange of knowledge and information, in pursuit of sustainable development for the people of Abya Yala. Knowledge makes us free and ignorance makes us slaves by denying our freedom of expression and the...