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Putting Profit Before Welfare: A Closer Look at India’s Digital Identification System Digital Welfare State and Human Rights ProjectTechnologyEconomic and Social RightsIndia
Professor Satterthwaite and Global Justice Clinic Featured in Al-Jazeera Piece: “Senate Report Set to Reveal Djibouti as CIA ‘Black Site'”
Human Rights and Tax in an Unequal World Initiative on Inequality, the Global Economy, and Human RightsBusinessDevelopmentDiscriminationEconomic and Social RightsGenderInternational Financial InstitutionsPoverty and InequalitySocial ProtectionTaxation
Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, professor Philip Alston, Presents End-of-mission Statement on Romania Extreme Poverty and Human Rights ProjectChildrenDiscriminationEducationHealthHousingMeasurementPolicePoverty and InequalityRace and EthnicitySocial ProtectionTaxationRomania
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The Eight-Year Decade That Will Determine the Fate of the Planet and Human Rights Climate Litigation AcceleratorClimate Change
