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Student Blog – ‘How Much is that Organ in the Window?’: An Exploration into whether Scotland Should Adopt a Legal Market in Organ Sales – The Mason Institute Blog
Alternatively, they target refugee camps, where victims are desperate to escape their country and view kidney selling as the only option.
The Coloniser’s Tongue : English – Zainab Abbas / Knowledge Integration and Project Planning: Education Futures (2023-24)
After the influx of South Asian refugees an episode of British Classics can claim Chicken Tikka Masala as a British classic while I after 89 years of direct British rule and
Exploring the experiences of homelessness during the pandemic, by Fiona Cuthill and Rosie Stenhouse – COVID-19 Perspectives
She has a particular research interest in homelessness and refugee health.
Building a Case – Page 2 – piecemeal investigations on the built environment
Sustainable community design for marginalized groups – displaced refugees /immigrants due to war and/or natural disaster.
Michael Northcott (University of Edinburgh): ‘The Ethical Implications of Different Deep Time Eschatologies among Scottish Christian Environmental Activists’ – EEHN
weather, or are or will be environmental refugees .
Kofi Annan 1938-2018 “We must use the power of sport as an agent of social change” – Sport Matters
War was still raging when the first games were held a decade ago after organizers spotted how make-shift games of volleyball allowed refugees from different tribes to play together.
Long read: Why the response to the climate crisis needs to be anti-racist – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
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Baroness Helena Kennedy’s Ruth Adler Lecture on Human Rights, the International Court of Justice, and the Fragile State of Global Justice – Global Justice Blog
Baroness Kennedy noted the flurry in creation of further conventions and institutions, such as the European Convention on Human Rights, the Refugee Convention, enabling states to share responsibility for protecting those
COVID-19 and gender-based violence in conflict: new challenges and persistent problems, writes Catherine O’Rourke – COVID-19 Perspectives
activists and women with insecure emigration status, for women IDPs and refugees , and for women seeking inclusion in ongoing peace processes.
The positive effects of COVID-19 and the social determinants of health: all in it together? By Sarah Hill, Sharon Friel and Jeff Collin – COVID-19 Perspectives
viral transmission in some groups, its benefits are less evident for those who are homeless,[xiv] in overcrowded housing[xv] or refugee camps.