An African perspective on migrants and migration in Senegal
Photo: A child pauses for a photo in Saint Louis, Senegal. © Jana Cavojska By Hamimu Masudi, Media Officer at…
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Senegal: the impact of the climate crisis on the fisher community of St. Louis
By Carl Söderbergh, Director of Policy and Communications at Minority Rights Group International How to describe an absence? That was…
Minorities at the frontline of climate change
We all know this trendy little thing called climate change. We read the articles, go to the Fridays for Future…
Indigenous Communities in Uganda Mark International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
By Geofrey Sabiiti One week ago today, Minority Rights Group Africa (MRGA) joined civil society organisations (CSOs) in Uganda to…
Celebrating Languages on Indigenous Peoples Day 2019
Silvia Quattrini is the Middle East and North Africa Programmes Coordinator at Minority Rights Group International. Every year, August 9th…
Who Belongs Where in Northeast India, and Who Should Decide?
By Joshua Castellino On 31 August 2019, a process lingering since 1985, may be brought to a close. This might…
“It’s Ogoniland today, but it could be your home tomorrow”
Lazarus Tamana, the European Coordinator for the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People was recently interviewed by Rowen…
A Practitioner’s Perspective on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Since the Adoption of ILO Convention No. 169
On the eve of the Seventy-Sixth Session of the International Labour Conference, during which the International Labour Organisation (‘ILO’) adopted…
Minority rights deteriorate across South Asia
Pakistan remains in the top ten in our Peoples Under Threat ranking: situated 9th in the world, it sits sandwiched…
Responding to Canada’s Genocide Against Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls: A Settler Roadmap
Photo: An October 4, 2017, vigil for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, highlighted…
