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Civil Society Watch: Justice transition, Anti-Racism Week

This week in civil society, the Supreme Court will hear an appeal by the South African Human Rights Commission; solitary protests for climate activists abused and unlawfully arrested at Standard Bank protests; and International Day to Combat Islamophobia. ....

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Finland unites for anti-racism March on UN International Day

Finland is gearing up for a significant demonstration of unity and commitment to anti-racism. On March 21, 2024, coinciding with the United Nations International Anti-Racism Day, Finns from all walks of life will take to the streets of Helsinki to celebrate diversity, equality, and solidarity against racism. Organized by a coalition of Finnish anti-racism organizations including the African Anti-Racism Society Finland ry (AFARS) and supported by Amnesty International Finland among others, this march aims to raise awareness, foster discussions on racism, and create a visibly inclusive society. ....

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Tales from Europe: Luxembourg's first ever Black History Month event

Tales from Europe: Luxembourg's first ever Black History Month event
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Action plan lends a hand to building a better SA

The month of March is synonymous with human rights in South Africa and while gains have been made in building a society that is founded on equal human rights for all, challenges that still rear their heads are being addressed. ....

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STTK survey finds positive shift in attitudes towards immigration and foreign workers in Finland

A recent citizen survey conducted by the Finnish Confederation of Professionals, STTK, reveals that attitudes towards work-related immigration and foreign-born workers have become more positive. According to the survey conducted in October 2022, 21% of respondents held a very positive view towards work-related immigration, while 40% held a somewhat positive view. These figures are an improvement from 2018, where only 12% held a very positive view, and 39% a somewhat positive view. ....

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