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…
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 and indigenous peoples 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…
HRC41 – Side Event – Integrating a Human Rights Perspective in Climate Action
MRG is co-hosting a side event calling for the Integration of a human rights perspective in climate action, to be…
Climate change further reinforces inequalities and disproportionately affects minorities and indigenous peoples, according to MRG’s annual trends report
Minority Rights Group International (MRG) launches today the 2019 edition of its annual ‘Minority and Indigenous Trends’. This year’s report…
The Right to be Cold
I recently chaired a tribunal called “Humanity on Trial” in Stockholm, Sweden. The tribunal focussed on the human impact of…
Part 2 of 2: Apparently all Africans originate from Ethiopia – new discovery at MRG media training
We are championing on. I am still typing away as the 18 participants attending MRG’s Kampala media training add their…
Making the case for indigenous peoples to be part of climate change solutions
MRG’s Media Officer, Farah Mihlar, gets to grips with how climate change is affecting indigenous communities at the UN Permanent…
Another world inside the UN
MRG’s Media Officer Farah Mihlar is learning about indigenous communities at the UN in New York. Aaahhh New York!! There…
