Fear, hate and ignorance is guiding UK’s migratory policy nowadays. Bluntly violating human rights law and international agreements, Ms Priti Patel’s Nationality and Borders Bill is now awaiting a for the final deliberation in the House of Lords […]
Each month, we’ll pick an article, documentary or podcast about a current global issue and come together to discuss it. Everyone is welcome, whether you are completely new to the topic or an expert. The idea is to share views, listen and learn in the spirit of curiosity […]
“[…] for the people, for our planet, for now and for the future”, the Act of Wellbeing for future generations passed in 2015 has become a landmark not only in Welsh legislation, but also, an example to follow by the UN. However, despite significant advances, the question remains on whether the Act is enough to assure the protection, enjoyment and pursuance of human rights. […]
On Thursday 4th November I watched as Climate Cymru hosted the first of its regional roadshows. These are online broadcasts of a series of talks from different areas of Wales. The first one came from the Menai Science Park for North Wales with the theme of Clean Energy. Obviously a very exciting and important theme! […]
The last 17th of November, WCIA organised the annual Peace Schools Conference. This year, once again, from an online dimension. With more than 50 schools gathered in a Zoom call, the conference aimed for students to meet and discuss a topic of increasing importance, climate justice. […]
By Amber Demetrius “Hope is the thing with feathers”, wrote Emily Dickinson. It was her poem that occurred to me as I caught a feather that had drifted from the tower of Murcia Cathedral (pictured right). The last time I had been outside of my country had been March 2020 […]
Health, Government and third sector leaders spoke at the he Global Citizenship conference by Wales and Africa Health Links Network and Hub Cymru Africa on 3- 4 November. Chief Executive of the Welsh Centre for International Affairs said: “The conference inspired audiences – it made links between past internationalism and […]
