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Extractivism, Impunity and Human Rights

by Jiata Ekele

November 29, 2023

Human rights Extractivism is deeply linked to ecological damage and the negation of human rights. Ecological damage disrupts ecosystems, from ...

Pesticides and Our Right to Life

by Jiata Ekele

November 8, 2023

Welcome Words by Nnimmo Bassey at HOMEF’s Training for Legal Practitioners and Rights Groups Held in Abuja on 7th November ...

Climate-smart skills have potential to halt climate-induced human trafficking

by Jiata Ekele

August 8, 2022

Photo of a woman testing soil health at western Kenya - Climate-smart skills have potential to halt climate-induced human trafficking ...

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Extractivism, Impunity and Human Rights

Pesticides and Our Right to Life

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