Perspectives | Kazakhstan’s deeply flawed safety net

Many people who need help do not qualify because of rigid eligibility criteria.

Xi’s grip may have tightened, but he still has China’s long history of democratic protest to contend with

Will Qatar and FIFA Remedy the Abuse of Migrant Workers?

Deaths and harm cannot be undone, but for so many migrant workers and families, some financial assistance – a slender slice of the huge profits from the event – would be a start.

The Nepal Government Should Expand Child Grants

With 40 percent of the population under 18 in Nepal, investing in children is more important than ever

Two Years On, Poland’s Abortion Crackdowns and the Rule of Law

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Russian Police are Torturing Anti-War Activists

Those standing up to the war report horrific instances of abuse at the hands of the authorities

The EU Should Stop Exporting its Plastic Waste

Where Are the Techno-Democracies?

Gig Workers Think They Work For Themselves. They Don’t

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How to Protect Forest Defenders in Brazil

Venezuela Denied a Seat at the UN Human Rights Council

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