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Electric cars and a lesson in greenwashing

Why electric cars are not the silver bullet industry wants you to believe they are.

blog, blogging, cars, climate, climate change, digital, digital diplomacy, environment, government, politics, sustainability, technology, united nations

Air pollution should no longer be a fact of life

Air pollution is a health and environmental issue across all countries of the world.  So why do you find it so acceptable?

air, blog, clean, climate, climate change, cycle, digital diplomacy, environment, gender, government, green, green recovery, politics, pollution, technology, united nations

Why we should learn from Indigenous Peoples when tackling climate change

There is no silver bullet for climate change – it will need collective action from all governments and stakeholders. But are we under-utilising our best experts?

biodiversity, blog, blogging, climate change, environment, feminism, forests, gender, government, indigenous, politics, technology, united nations

Life after COVID: Women’s Participation in Rebuilding States

In the last twenty years, great focus has been given to women’s participation in peacebuilding processes.  In countless wars and … More

blog, blogging, books, china, coronavirus, covid, domestic violence, feminism, feminist, foreign policy, gender, pandemic, peace building, policy, politics, united nations, unscr1325, women, wuhan

A Gender and Law Timeline

The law often acts as a mirror to society. It sets out what a society finds acceptable as behaviour and where our red lines lie.

africa, blog, blogging, books, cedaw, diplomacy, equality, feminism, feminist, foreign policy, gender, human rights, law, maputo, planned parenthood, policy, politics, roe v wade, solemn, united nations, women

The books we were reading in 2019

Say goodbye to the noughties the right way by reading these books.

blogging, book review, books, climate, climate change, diplomacy, feminism, foreign, foreign policy, politics, review, technology, united nations

Explainer: United Nations E-Government Survey

Every year, volunteers across the globe gather together (virtually) to assess all governmental portals and burden themselves with the arduous … More

australia, corruption, data, democracy, development, digital, digital diplomacy, digital government, government, survey, united nations

Have women gained anything from CEDAW? 

re have been vast improvements to the lives of women around the world in the last few decades and at the same time, a number of setbacks.

cedaw, feminism, gender, human rights, law, maputo, rights, united nations

Are women inherently peaceful?

Please note: this essay was originally written in 2016 and the content contains reference to violence, sexual violence, and armed … More

armed, conflict, essay, feminism, gender, iraq, islamic state, united nations, violence, war

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