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Will evidence of crimes against humanity change anything in Mexico?

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By Alejandro Anaya Muñoz, Gabriela Kletzel, Jamillah Mwanjisi, Gordon DiGiacomo
| OpenGlobalRights
A new report argues that widespread human rights violations in Mexico constitute crimes against humanity. But who will stand accountable? Over a year ago, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture argued that torture is a widespread practice in Mexico—an accusation that the Mexican government vehemently rejected.
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Revising perceptions of the rights of older people in Africa

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By Jamillah Mwanjisi, Gordon DiGiacomo, Martine Lagacé, Archana Patkar
| OpenGlobalRights
Rosa Kornfeld-Matte’s recent article excited and inspired those of us working in the field of human rights for older people. The fact that such high level conversations on ageing are being held among UN member states provides the basis to implement appropriate frameworks that strengthen the rights and autonomy of older persons.
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Decaying health sector is a chronic problem for Somalia

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By Jamillah Mwanjisi
| Down To Earth Verified
An overview of statistics shows why achieving the Sustainable Development Goal 3 target for Somalia by 2030 is critical, but far-fetched To make a progress, Somalia must address its socio-economic problems, such as poverty and education. Credits: Getty Images My first visit to Somalia was a 183-km road trip from Hargeisa to Burao. The journey, that would have taken a few hours, took a whole day to complete as I navigated through dry river valleys and bumpy roads.
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