GLOBAL STOCKTAKE ‘Humanity has opened the gates to hell,’ says UN chief after major report issues climate crisis warning 5 min 4 By Ethan van Diemen
TRADE WITH DIGNITY OP-ED ‘For Africa, From Africa’ – reflections from the second annual session of the Africa Business and Human Rights Forum 5 min 0 By Thato Gaffane
CIVIL SOCIETY WATCH 18 - 24 SEPTEMBER This week — UN General Assembly high-level meeting on health and Just Transition in Boksburg 4 min 0 By Naledi Sikhakhane
SPOTLIGHT OP-ED A UN meeting on TB is at best a means to more important ends 5 min 1 By Unknown Author
THE RUSSIA QUESTION OP-ED Can Africa help the UN Human Rights Council pass its next litmus test? 7 min 0 By Hassan Shire and Professor Adriano Nuvunga
RIGHTS OF THE CHILD OP-ED UN General Comment provides a normative framework for climate justice for South Africa’s children 7 min 1 By Faranaaz Veriava
CHIPS OFF THE OLD BLOC BRICS expansion hopefuls seek to rebalance world order, but grouping’s shortcomings are in the spotlight 3 min 0 By Reuters
TOXIC INC UN representative calls on SA to move beyond harmful apartheid pesticide laws 3 min 3 By Onke Ngcuka
BUSINESS REFLECTION After the Bell: The future of BRICS lies in its selection of new members 4 min 0 By Unknown Author
TUESDAY EDITORIAL Hard road to empowerment – 286 years is too long to wait for equality among the genders 5 min 0 By Zukiswa Pikoli
VULNERABLE TARGETS Abuse of the elderly on the rise, with relatives mostly responsible 4 min 0 By An Wentzel
EARTH AT RISK OP-ED Six years in the making, support builds for global set of principles on human rights of the future 4 min 0 By Sandy Liebenberg and Gideon Basson
GROUNDUP UK professor Jim Skea elected chair of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at critical juncture 2 min 0 By Matthew Hirsch
VOICES FROM WITHIN OP-ED Zimbabwe elections 2023 - A free and fair poll means the nation must cast votes without fear 5 min 0 By Thandekile Moyo
BUSINESS ABUSES OP-ED Corporate human rights abuses can be curbed across Africa with buy-in from governments to honour the UN treaty 4 min 0 By Boaventura Monjane and Anesu Dera
A VOICE FOR VICTIMS OP-ED Institution for Syria’s ‘disappeared’ could serve as model for African states 5 min 0 By Mariam al-Hallak
TUESDAY EDITORIAL South Africa's foreign policy should not preclude loudly denouncing Russian aggression 6 min 8 By Mark Heywood
ISS TODAY OP-ED UN funding for AU peace missions could become the norm but no substitute for sustainable security solutions 4 min 0 By Dawit Yohannes, Meressa K Dessu and Emmaculate A Liaga
ISS TODAY OP-ED African nations must define shared principles, values as united front to meaningfully participate in G20 4 min 1 By Paul-Simon Handy and Felicite Djilo
CIVIL SOCIETY WATCH 1-5 MAY This week – 30th World Press Freedom Day and talk on reparatory justice for people of African descent 3 min 0 By Tamsin Metelerkamp
CIVIL SOCIETY WATCH 24-28 APRIL This week – inquest into death of anti-apartheid activist Imam Haron, Freedom Day and protest outside UAE Embassy 7 min 0 By Tamsin Metelerkamp
