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Trump’s blame game against the WHO: the wrong move in the global endeavour to manage the Covid19 pandemic

It is classical syndrome of hate-mongering governments to nervously seek and blame “others” for responsibilities and failures that have endogenous roots. Since the arrival of SARS...

Developing country debt must be cancelled to tackle coronavirus crisis

Cancelling all debt payments owed by low-income countries to other governments, multilateral institutions and private lenders would free up to US$ 25.5 billion to fight...

Joint efforts in support of the right to health and universal public health systems in the territories during World Health Day

The call comes to us from the Italian network of the People's Health Movement and from the Dico32 Campaign. The Italian mobilization does not act in isolation, but in the scenario...

The COVID-19 Crisis in Health Systems and Global Governance

Never before has a virus blocked the planet’s gear the way COVID-19 did. Three months after the first outbreak, it is dominating our lives and immagination: but instead of acting...

Development Vol. 63.1 - Identities and Citizenship

It is clear that the re-emergence of a more vehement brand of identity politics is bringing a new urgency to politics and political participation. In seeking to bring to the fore...

WTO plans to do “business as usual”, despite the COVID 19 Crisis the global community is facing

Despite the ongoing pandemic of COVID 19 that is ravaging the world today, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is continuing to negotiate an outcome on fisheries subsidies. While...

Right to Food: Arab Watch Report 2019

The Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND) launched the 2019 Arab Watch Report on the Right to Food, which explores from a comparative perspective the political food economy in...

Quality Education That Benefits All: An Open Letter to the World Bank and Its Donors

We, the undersigned, urge you to ensure that development aid for education is used to support the public provision of free, quality education that benefits all without...

Cast The Spotlight on Financial Injustice to Tackle Rising Inequalities - New Report

Spotlight on financial justice - understanding global inequalities to overcome financial injustice exposes the role of financialization – or the expansion of financial actors’...

UN Human Rights Council Adopts New Right to Education Framework (the Abidjan Principles)

(Geneva, 15 July 2019) The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) unanimously adopted last Thursday a new resolution on the right to education and in doing so firmly...

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