by Shifra Morris-Evans, Cohort 3, René Cassin Human Rights Ambassadors Programme As part of the René Cassin Ambassador...
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The Bill that will undermine human rights: The Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill
later today, Parliament will hold a second reading of The Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill,...
GRT Heritage Month: Weaving Journeys
Evie Cawte, René Cassin Intern The theme of this year’s Gypsy, Roma and Travellers Heritage Month is “Weaving...
Refugee Week: Simple Acts of Compassion 2023
Simple acts of compassion you can carry out this Refugee Week to support refugees and asylum seekers, standing against...
Voices Beyond the Food Bank: Our New Right to Food Resource
Information about access food for marginalised communities in the UK
How I found Human Rights Activism Through My Jewish Communities
René Cassin intern Alfie Futerman writes about our new resource A Jewish Guide to Human Rights Activism Rabbi Hillel...
Can we all be Righteous Amongst the Nations?
By Alfie Futerman, René Cassin intern I write this reflective blog a few days after returning from March of the...
Tell your MP: #BanHikvision
The world’s largest manufacturers and suppliers of video surveillance equipment are companies owned by the Chinese...
Local Elections 2023: Human Rights Briefing
Local elections are due to be held in England on the 4th May 2023. These will include district councils, unitary...
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Opening the Door to Elijah: Haggadah accompaniment 2023
This Pesach, we urge you to consider the plight of refugees in the UK today
From the Kindertransport to the Illegal Migration Bill – a plea for kinder treatment of asylum seekers
“We must advocate for a kinder treatment of asylum seekers within our country, and actively seek to redirect the narrative away from hostility and towards compassion.” writes Alfie Futerman