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Around the world

New web platform to uphold the universality of rights in the face of rising threats

13 Apr 2016


The Observatory on the Universality of Rights (OURs) aims to monitor, analyze, and share information on initiatives that misuse religion, culture, and tradition to undermine the universality of human rights.

Human rights are universal, indivisible, interdependent, and inalienable to every person in the world.

Yet, today conservative actors are targeting the systems established to protect our human rights. These actors use arguments based on extreme interpretations of religion, culture, and tradition, along with rhetoric linked to state sovereignty to roll back fundamental rights — particularly women’s rights and gender justice— and to justify state impunity.

Our Goal

The Observatory on the Universality of Rights (OURs) is a new collaborative project that aims to monitor, analyze, and share information on these anti-rights initiatives threatening international and regional human rights systems. Grounded in a feminist framework, the OURs initiative works across regions, issues, and human rights spaces towards the advancement of social justice.

Click here to access the platform.

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