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Mexican women march for their lives
Of: Annika Engwall
On International Women's Day, Mexican women gathered to march the central streets of Mexico City. This is their response to the widespread daily gender-based violence. FUF's correspondent reports from the march.
Let us create a decade of solidarity
Of: Nick Doggen
Within ten years, we will eradicate extreme poverty, reduce inequalities and injustices, promote peace and justice, and resolve the climate crisis. Achieving the global goals and Agenda 2030 is a huge challenge. We in Green Youth have always fought for a greener and fairer world. But in order to achieve the global goals, everyone must be involved - and those who have the most resources must shoulder the greatest responsibility.
March 27, 2020, Debate
The good will for the environment also exists in Brazil
Of: Olivia Vallada
After right-wing populist Jair Bolsonaro was elected president of Brazil, many claim that Brazilians do not care about the environment. That is a provocative statement. I think the truth is more complicated than that. During my stay in Brazil, I have come to better understand the Brazilians' love for nature and the environment. Just like the philosopher Roger Scruton […]
March 30, 2020, FUF-correspondents
Webinar: Return
March 30, 2020, External activity, Calendar
Free menstrual protection will get more girls to go to school
Scotland may become the first country in the world where menstrual protection is free for all women. Parliament has voted in favor of a law to reduce menstrual poverty and get all girls to go to school - even when they are menstruating.
April 1, 2020, News
CANCELED China - on human rights, globalization and green ambitions
China is investing heavily in becoming the world's greenest superpower. At the same time, the climate is hardening for dissent and the country is becoming increasingly closed in some respects. Which path China takes in the next step is crucial for an entire world. But what happens to international ambitions and relations in the wake of the coronavirus?
April 1, 2020, External activity, Calendar
Debaters demand action when Hungary becomes a dictatorship
Of: Sarah Hyde
The corona pandemic has strengthened anti-democratic movements in several places. It is clearest in Hungary, where Viktor Orbán now controls himself for an indefinite future. The message from this week's debaters is unanimous: the EU must act vigorously against the dictatorship's Hungary.
April 2, 2020, Current debate
The corona crisis could devastate the economies of low- and middle-income countries
The corona pandemic is affecting economies around the world. So far, there has been a lot of talk about the rich countries, but how will it affect the economies of more vulnerable countries? Will the corona pandemic even increase extreme poverty in the world? Hugo De Geer Wikner writes about a survey made by Sida's chief economist team.
April 2, 2020, Analysis
Webinar: Aid in times of a changing climate
April 3, 2020, External activity, Calendar
LIVE BROADCAST: The future is female farming
April 5, 2020, External activity, Calendar