Covid-19: ‘we won’t get back to normal because normal was the problem’Comment | 1 April 2020 | Sara PantulianoThe outbreak of the coronavirus has revealed the need for a systemic change to address climate change, inequality, and human rights issues. Read and comment
UK General Election 2019: putting sustainable development centre-stageComment | 6 December 2019 | Dan SharpThe key takeaways from what UK party manifestos have to say about development spending, climate, health and education, and human rights and equality. Read and comment
Human rights in the digital ageJournal articles or issues | October 2019 | Dina Mansour-IlleLooking at the role of the digital revolution in constructing new human rights norms and standards, and the associated opportunities and challenges. Downloads
Prospects for LGBTQI+ rights worldwide in 2019Comment | 29 January 2019 | David Watson, Dina Mansour-Ille, Caelin Robinson, Aaron Bailey-Athias, Richa Okhandiar-MacDougall, Ben Tritton, Leah CampbellMembers of our LGBTQI+ staff network highlight progress and setbacks in the global struggle for recognition, rights, and legal protection. Read and comment
Darfuri migration from Sudan to Europe: from displacement to despairResearch reports and studies | September 2018 | Susanne Jaspars and Margie Buchanan-SmithThis study documents for the first time the experiences of Darfuris fleeing Sudan for Europe, exploring the causes and impacts of migration from Darfur. Downloads
Prindex trial data sheds light on tenure insecurity in IndiaInsight | 14 August 2018 | Soumya ChattopadhyaySoumya Chattopadhyay takes a look at Prindex’s 2017 trial data from India, and raises questions to influence future research. Read and comment
Disability inclusion and disaster risk reduction: overcoming barriers to progressBriefing papers | July 2018 | John Twigg, Maria Kett and Emma LovellThis briefing note identifies five key challenges that must be addressed in order to promote disability inclusion in disaster risk reduction and response. Downloads
High-level meeting on sustaining peace: can the UN deliver?Comment | 19 April 2018 | Sara PantulianoNext week's high-level meeting on the UN's work on sustaining peace is a crucial opportunity to drive the agenda forward. Here are four areas for action. Read and comment
Forced migration trajectories: an analysis of journey- and decision-making among Eritrean and Syrian arrivals to EuropeJournal articles or issues | April 2018 | Jessica Hagen-Zanker and Richard MallettThis article explores the decision-making processes of Syrians and Eritreans recently arrived in Germany, Spain and the UK. Downloads
The capacity of UN agencies, funds and programmes to sustain peace: an independent reviewResearch reports and studies | February 2018 | Sara Pantuliano, Victoria Metcalfe-Hough and Alastair McKechnieThis review considers the capacities of UN agencies, funds and programmes to enhance the wider UN system's efforts to sustain peace. Downloads
