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The rise in authoritarianism worldwide has prompted a coalition of over 85 civil society organizations (CSOs) to call on the Geneva-based Human Rights Council to appoint a Special Rapporteur—an inde

This month, financial heavyweights met to discuss funding our planets most urgent, global crises, namely climate change, poverty, pandemics, and food insecurity.

Two surveys provide useful insights into how Bangladeshis view elections and their concerns over democracy, human rights and price rise.

Independent survey findings showing young people across continent increasingly falling off bandwagon of democracy is sobering and alarming.

This year’s theme for International Day of Democracy is “Empowering the Next Generation.” This can only happen if we can ensure their rights to express their views freely and without any fear, and provide the necessary space to do so, too.

No system or governing idea can run on abstract ideals alone.

The survey's “most disturbing finding” finding was that young people had less faith in democracy than older people. Read more at straitstimes.com.