Articles, Artivism & Cultural Advocacy, Featured, Human Rights Advocacy & Education
Learn more about ICAAD Artivist Harbani Ahuja’s poems on Immigrant Rights We are excited to announce the release of a new series of Dicta Legal Poetry, available to view in our immersive virtual exhibit. The Immigrant Rights series highlights critical and shameful...
Articles, Featured, Human Rights Advocacy & Education
Ahead of New Zealand’s review with the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, NGOs highlight a clear pattern of discrimination based on disability pertaining to immigration from the Pacific – and recommend key policy and legislative changes. New...
Articles, Climate Justice & Displacement, Featured, Human Rights Advocacy & Education
Erin Thomas is the Policy and Research Coordinator at ICAAD and has been involved with ICAAD since 2017. A skilled facilitator and researcher with impact, Erin has worked on difficult human rights issues in the Pacific including gender-based violence, nuclear justice,...
Articles, Featured, Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Inclusive AI & Justice Tech
The TrackGBV Dashboard features the rigorous analysis of 2,493 cases from nine countries to support a range of stakeholders, including lawyers, in improving access to justice for women and girls. On June 28 in Suva, Fiji, ICAAD’s Erin Thomas led a Continuing Legal...
Articles, Climate Justice & Displacement, Featured, Human Rights Advocacy & Education
In June 2022, the ICAAD team participated in the Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security Regional Dialogue held in Nadi, Fiji. The dialogue brought together civil society and non-state actors for the first two days and then invited the Pacific Islands...
Articles, Climate Justice & Displacement, Human Rights Advocacy & Education |
The Special Rapporteur on climate change issued a call for input “Promotion and protection of human rights in the context of mitigation, adaptation, and financial actions to address climate change, with particular emphasis on loss and damage.” ICAAD responded....
