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…
Opening the Kartarpur Corridor is a symbol of peace and respect between religions and deserves applause, says MRG
Minority Rights Group International (MRG), in solidarity with like-minded organisations* in India and Pakistan, welcomes the decision by India and…
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Six months on, there is still no accountability for attacks on refugees and asylum-seekers in Sri Lanka – new report
There has still been no police investigations into the threats and violence faced by refugees and asylum-seekers in Sri Lanka…
The Turkish minority in Greece must be recognized and free to enjoy their rights, says new report
Greek authorities must take immediate steps to recognize the Turkish minority in Western Thrace and remove all barriers to the…
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…
Beyond the veil – women in Iran continue to face discrimination in all areas of society, says new report
The human rights environment for women in Iran continues to be characterized by inequality and exclusion in all areas of…
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MRG joins 124 NGOs condemning mass-disenfranchisement in Assam
On 31 August 2019, the Indian state of Assam published the final version of the Assam National Register of Citizens…
Lives of indigenous people living in the burning Amazon must be top priority at G7 summit, says MRG
As the world responds with outrage and calls for action to address the record number of fires in Brazil’s Amazon…
