Dalits with disabilities hit hardest by lockdown in Nepal (Part 2)
If the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic affects most of the world’s population, all do not benefit from prevention and healthcare services…
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The “Black Spring” taking Tunisia
By Menka Sandrasagren, Intern at Minority Rights Group International, Feature photo: Anti-racism protesters on the streets of Tunis, 6 June…
Dalits with disabilities hit hardest by lockdown in Nepal (Part 1)
By Krishna Gahatraj – Secretary of National Association of the Physical Disabled-Nepal Globally, it is estimated that there are more…
The contrasting experiences of Indigenous groups during COVID-19
By Meera Thoompail, Intern at Minority Rights Group International (MRG) Indigenous communities around the world have faced a heightened risk…
COVID-19 pandemic threatens us all, but can we unite to fight it instead of fighting each other?
By Meera Thoompail, Intern at Minority Rights Group International. Photo: Stateless Rohingya in an internally displaced persons camp, Sittwe, Rakhine (Source:…
Tell it with song: Music to raise awareness on COVID-19
Christine Kandie is a representative of the Endorois minority community in Kenya. She works for the Endorois Welfare Council (EWC),…
Minority Movies: Six Films to watch in Lockdown
By Miriam Lawson, Editorial and Communications Intern at Minority Rights Group International. For many of us, COVID-19 has left many…
Kashmir: A tale of two lockdowns
By Menka Sandrasagren, Intern at Minority Rights Group International. (Photo: Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir India. Graffiti in the capital of…
Overlooked no more: A Victory for the Indigenous Batwa of the Democratic Republic of Congo
By Eunice Nsikak Olembo, Africa Legal Officer at Minority Rights Group Africa. (Photo: Palais du Peuple, seat of the National…
Targeted COVID-19 testing in Roma settlements in Slovakia – A positive measure or further stigmatization?
By Meera Thoompail, Intern at Minority Rights Group International. (Photo: Zabíjanec Roma settlement in Rudňany. Credit: Jana Cavojska.) Slovakia began…
