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Building power and women’s leadership from the ground up “When the land is harmed, women are often among the first and most deeply affected.The land is often regarded as a mother, nurturing and sustaining the lives of her people. For Banaban women, there can be no...
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Equipping Vanuatu’s Human Rights Defenders Group work at the Human Rights Defenders Training in Port Vila, April 2026. Fifteen human rights defenders joined a three-day workshop in Port Vila, Vanuatu, 13-15 April, co-organised with Anne Pakoa, Founder of the Vanuatu...
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Photo by Rob Maccoll, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license. In May, the Solomon Islands will be up for their Universal Periodic Review before the UN Human Rights Council. ICAAD and our partners in the Solomon Islands, Apunepara...
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How the Advocacy Academy strengthened a grassroots organisation navigating funding challenges and climate impacts When the Christian Youth Volunteers Association Trust (CYVAT) joined ICAAD’s Frames: Human Rights for Impact course in late 2024, they weren’t...
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Mining in Solomon Islands is expanding rapidly, often without free, prior, and informed consent from communities who bear the environmental and social risks. Photo by Alex DeCiccio, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International...
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A new mining bill in the Solomon Islands reveals what’s at stake when communities are shut out of decision-making Right now, the Solomon Islands Parliament is considering a new mining law that could reshape land rights and resource decisions for decades. The Mineral...
