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Migration
These are the refugee athletes at the Tokyo Olympics
Competing under the International Olympic flag, these elite athletes are part of a unique team representing displaced people around the world.
Inclusive Design
This Barcelona beach service is helping people with disabilities spend time in the sea
The service involves amphibious chairs, purpose-designed dressing rooms and specially trained lifeguards to offer support to people with disabilities.
Systemic Racism
From raised fists at the 1968 Olympics to taking the knee: A history of racial justice protests in sport
Athletes have been given more freedom to express themselves at the Tokyo Olympics. But how far have we really come in the fight for racial justice in sport?
LGBTI Inclusion
In Argentina you can now identify as non-binary on ID cards
Argentina has become first country in South America to rollout identification cards for non-binary citizens, who don't wish to identify as male or female.
Agriculture, Food and Beverage
6 ways we can take action on malnutrition, according to the UN
Millions of people around the world are still going hungry because of poor food security. On Mandela Day, this is what we can do to improve global nutrition.
Human Rights
Nelson Mandela Day: Understanding how far we have to go an equal future
To mark Nelson Mandela Day, two experts from the World Bank examine past research to build an inclusive society through the lens of social identities.
Chile
Meet the indigenous woman tasked with rewriting Chile’s constitution
Electives in Chile have picked Elisa Loncon, a Santiago university professor and indigenous Mapuche woman, to lead the rewriting of their constitution.
Human Rights
UN rights chief demands 'dismantling' of systemic racism
Michelle Bachelet's report found police brutality is entrenched in many nations and racism creates barriers to jobs, healthcare, housing, education and justice.
Humanitarian Action
Child labour has risen for the first time in 20 years. COVID-19 will make things worse
The number of children in child labour has risen for the first time in two decades to 160 million globally. A new report looks at the situation – and at how to reverse the trend.
Human Rights
The elephant and the mouse: how corporate giants can avoid trampling on their stakeholders
Companies are increasingly keen to do due diligence on ESG issues – but this means identifying and engaging with those most impacted by their actions.
LGBTI Inclusion
6 charts that reveal global attitudes to LGBT+ and gender identities in 2021
Globally, 1% of adults identify as neither male nor female, according to a new Ipsos survey, while acceptance of sexual orientation varies by country.
Human Rights
This is the global refugee situation, in numbers
There are millions of forcibly displaced people around the world, fleeing persecution, conflict and disasters and seeking a safer life for their families.
Systemic Racism
Juneteenth is now a US federal holiday - here's what you need to know
Congress has approved a bill to make Juneteenth, on 19 June, a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the US. Here's what you need to know.
Big Data
Balancing data rights is about protecting human rights
How we tackle privacy and safety will shape how we solve the biggest social issues of our time.
Virtual Ocean Dialogues 2021
This innovative project fuses journalism and music to highlight lawlessness at sea
The Outlaw Ocean aims to raise awareness around the world about the environmental crimes and human rights abuses committed at sea through music/journalism.