Results for “root causes”
Bullying at school is a significant problem worldwide. Research estimates that around ⅓ of teenagers experience bullying. While boys are at a slightly higher risk, girls suffer more in spaces…
Many people believe racism is simply a hateful worldview held by individuals. They are unaware of how deeply-seated these issues are. They are so deep that even if you remove…
Bullying - which is defined as unwanted and aggressive behavior among school-aged kids - is a global problem. According to research, around ⅓ of young teens experience bullying worldwide. Overall,…
Human Rights Education is all about equipping people with the knowledge, skills and values to recognize, claim and defend their rights. Various Human Rights organizations and representatives have defined human…
Refugee Rights Europe Founded in London in late 2015, Refugee Rights Europe is a human rights NGO working with a mission ‘’to call on those in positions of power to…
Domestic violence is a human rights violation. Although the state, who is the main entity responsible to respect, protect and fulfill human rights, does not commit the abuse, the state's…
1 Global March Against Child Labor The Global March Against Child Labor (Global March) is a wide network of civil society organizations, trade unions and teachers, who work together to…
#1 Oxfam International Oxfam International is a global development organization mobilizing the power of people against poverty. It serves as an international confederation consisted of 19 organizations that work together…
#1 Desert Flower Foundation The Desert Flower Foundation was established in 2002 by a world-famous model Waris Dirie and her friends, with the goal to forever eradicate female genital mutilation…
#1. World Food Programme The World Food Programme (WFP) is one of the largest UN agencies helping 86.7 million people in around 83 countries every year, and delivering food assistance…
Social justice is the belief that everyone in society deserves equal social, economic, and political rights; equal privileges; and equal opportunities. The phrase “social justice” pops up a lot today…
Article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone has the right to a “standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his…
