Webinar: Increasing Youth and Human Rights involvement in COP28 – Wednesday 26th July 2023
Protecting national and international human rights is a crucial endeavor that requires the concerted efforts of governments, organizations, and individuals. Here are some best practices to consider:
1. Legal Frameworks and Mechanisms:
▪︎ – Establish and enforce comprehensive human rights laws that are in line with international standards.
▪︎ – Ratify and incorporate international human rights treaties into domestic law.
▪︎ – Create independent human rights commissions or ombudsman offices to monitor and address violations.
2. Education and Awareness:
▪︎ – Promote human rights education at all levels of society to foster awareness and understanding.
▪︎ – Raise public awareness through campaigns, seminars, workshops, and media outlets.
▪︎ – Encourage media to report on human rights issues accurately and responsibly.
3. Civil Society and NGOs:
▪︎ – Support and protect the work of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that focus on human rights.
– Facilitate collaboration between governments and civil society to address human rights challenges effectively.
4. Rule of Law and Justice:
– Strengthen judicial independence to ensure fair trials and access to justice.
– Combat impunity for human rights violations by holding perpetrators accountable through transparent legal processes.
5. Equality and Non-Discrimination:
– Enforce laws that prohibit discrimination on all grounds, including race, gender, religion, and sexual orientation.
– Implement affirmative action measures to address historic inequalities.
6. Freedom of Expression and Assembly:
– Protect freedom of speech, press, and peaceful assembly to allow citizens to voice concerns without fear of reprisal.
– Create spaces for open dialogue and dissent.
7. Torture and Cruel Treatment Prevention:
– Ratify and implement the UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
– Train law enforcement and security personnel in humane treatment and the prohibition of torture.
8. Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding:
– Address root causes of conflicts, including socio-economic disparities and political marginalization.
– Promote negotiation, mediation, and peaceful resolution of disputes.
9. Migration and Asylum:
– Ensure the rights of refugees and migrants are protected, in accordance with international law.
– Create fair and efficient asylum processes, and combat xenophobia and discrimination.
10. Business and Human Rights:
– Regulate and monitor businesses to ensure they respect human rights in their operations and supply chains.
– Implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
11. International Cooperation:
– Collaborate with international organizations and other countries to address global human rights challenges.
– Participate in and contribute to international human rights mechanisms and treaties.
12. Data Protection and Privacy:
– Establish strong data protection laws to safeguard individuals’ privacy and prevent misuse of personal information.
13. Empower Vulnerable Groups:
– Pay special attention to the rights and needs of marginalized and vulnerable groups, including women, children, LGBTQ+ individuals, and persons with disabilities.
14. Regular Reporting and Monitoring:
– Submit timely and accurate reports on human rights conditions to international bodies, as required by treaties.
– Allow visits from international human rights monitors.
Remember that the protection of human rights is an ongoing process that requires dedication, collaboration, and continuous improvement. It’s essential for all stakeholders to work together to create a world where everyone’s rights are respected and upheld.
️Political risk usually can result from government actions and economic risk can result from changes in the micro or macroeconomic stability.
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️Government defeats move to tighten UK foreign donations law
3 May 2023 — Campaigners say defeat of amendment to close loopholes on party funding leaves UK open to ‘malign influences’
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/politics/2023/may/03/government-defeats-move-to-tighten-uk-foreign-donations-law
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Confusion and obfuscation prevails in Whitehall, as No10 and the Foreign Office fail to reckon with the severity of the threat from Beijing.
The latest report of the intelligence and security committee (ISC) on China makes it clear that in the face of a threat from Beijing, the Government is guilty of too often allowing economic concerns to trump security concerns. Although blocked for some months by a Government wary of its findings, it is nonetheless as damning a report on British foreign policy failure as I can remember.
Party, C. Britain’s policy on China is simply disgraceful. (2023)
Link – https://www.iainduncansmith.org.uk/news/britains-policy-china-simply-disgraceful. Last accessed. 20th August 2023.
I was sanctioned by China. We must see the scale of the threat from Beijing. The ISC report is a siren call for us not to repeat the mistakes of the 1930s.
Source Two:
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Smith, I. I was sanctioned by China. We must take seriously the scale of the threat from Beijing. (2023). The Independent. https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/china-isc-report-iain-duncan-smith-b2374969.html. Last accessed 20th August 2023.
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