How did the Covid-19 pandemic impact modern slavery and human trafficking in Sudan?
Report on the 26 May online conference On Wednesday 26th May, GPG hosted an online seminar alongside the University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab, the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), and Waging...
The impacts of Covid-19 on human trafficking in Sudan
GPG partnered with the University of Nottingham's Rights Lab, the Royal United Services Institute, and Waging Peace on an interview-based, essential research project on the impacts of Covid-19 on human trafficking and...
A Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia: Global Partners Governance work with the National Assembly of Armenia
This blog was written by parliamentary expert and GPG Associate Alex Brazier. In it he outlines the challenges and development of our project with the National Assembly of Armenia and provides an overview of the core...
ICT & Parliaments: What does innovation look like in 2021?
This blog was written by GPG’s MENA Manager Nayla Zein. She reports on a conversation organised by GPG between international Information and Communication Technology (ICT) experts on the topic of remote and virtual...
Unveiling our Areas of Expertise: 5 great themes for GPG’s work
In anticipation of the forthcoming launch of our new website, GPG is delighted to share with you the 5 Areas of Expertise we drew out to be our platform’s navigational pillars. Those 5 themes emerged from examining the...
The Politics of Anti-Trafficking
Our Head of Policy and Partnerships Maria Peiró Mir wrote this piece for Delta 8.7 , the Alliance 8.7 Knowledge Platform on the work she conducted for GPG in Honduras and Sudan against Modern Slavery and Human...
Giving Young People a Voice: Youth Rights and Engagement in Uzbekistan
This week’s blog by GPG Associate Aileen Walker reports on the second GPGF “From Policy to Impact” webinar forum with the Uzbekistan Parliamentary Commission on Follow-up and Compliance with International Human...
From Policy to Impact: Report on GPGF’s March Forum
This week’s blog reports on the first session of a forum held between GPGF and the Oliy Majlis on the the role of parliaments in overseeing the promotion of Human Rights. The Human Rights Commission on Follow-Up...
Parliaments & Public Engagement: An outline of our Guide to Parliament
This week’s blog outlines the 9th paper of our Guide to Parliament series, in which GPG’s Associate Aileen Walker reflects on good public engagement practice for parliaments across the globe and suggest...
Not so equal communist heritage: The ‘invisible barrier’ for women in the Post-Soviet space
Project Officer Elizabett Yashneva reflects on growing up in a Post-Soviet state and comments on the communist legacy and its contribution to women’s rights across the former USSR. She concludes that important strides...