The peace process in Afghanistan: Perceptions of the people Dokumentation Summary of the online debate „The peace process in Afghanistan: Perceptions of the people“ of 11 November 2020 with...
The fund is supposed to contribute to sustainable land use but is run by a financial asset company and poses substantial risks for peasant farmers. by Jutta Kill Development banks such as the...
Overview Climate change is already threatening people’s guaranteed rights. It is affecting rights such as the rights to life and health, to food, water and housing. In the case of small island states...
Analysis The inclusion of a gender perspective in the Colombia's peace Agreement: past, present, and future. by Catalina Ruiz-Navarro This article is part of our special on "Feminist Foreign Policy"...
The armed conflict between Ukrainian authorities and Russia-backed militias in the Ukrainian Donbass region has already led to some 10,000 killed and 25,000 wounded civilians. Partly landmines are...
by Nóra Köves The Hungarian Government has voted on new legislation and a seventh amendment to the country’s Fundamental Law that would further deteriorate refugee people's rights and justify the...
Introduction In 2015 when I returned to Cambodia to speak during Holocaust Remembrance Day, it was a gift to cross paths with Ali Al-Nasani, the Country Director of the Heinrich Böll Foundation...
by Weeda Mehran Afghanistan has been described as the world’s most dangerous country for women. Many civil society organisations working on women’s rights claim that violence against women (VAW) is...
How ASEAN deals with forced migrants shows in how far it is actually people-centered and people-oriented. This vulnerable group used to be integrated in the past. However, today it appears...
The interview with Dr. Sai Oo, Country Representative of Pyidaungsu Institute for peace and dialogue in Yangon, Myanmar was led by Mirco Kreibich, Director, Heinrich Böll Stiftung Myanmar After the...