The Common Good Foundation has published a new report which examines Sustainable Development Goal #4 (education), its targets, and how the data reported does not account for the challenges faced by indigenous and minority children in educational settings.
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Addressing Alleged Witchcraft Persecution – Report
Recently in Malawi, an elderly woman was accused of “bewitching” her daughter to death. Two men, intent on punishing the women for being an alleged “witch,” forced her to bury the body. They beat her and then buried the woman alive, who survived because she was rescued by her sister and daughters.
All over the world, people who are elderly, widowed, disabled, and children, are accused of witchcraft or being witches. Most people assume witchcraft accusations are a part of history, but sadly this behavior continues in the present day. This report examines the human rights instruments that address this kind of persecution and recommends actions be taken to prevent further violations of human rights.
CGF-AWP-Report-1252022Lured to Death – Detention & Dishonor
The Common Good Foundation and Rohingya Khobor have produced a report highlighting the pressing issues relating to human trafficking of the Rohingya people in Burma. Download and read the report now!
Lured-To-Death-Detention-Dishonour-RK-WEBReport: Revenge, Lies, and Hypocrisy: Examining the Role of Corruption in Rape Cases
The Common Good Foundation has published a report titled, “Revenge, Lies, and Hypocrisy: Examining the Role of Corruption in Rape Cases.” The report examines how corruption plays a role in rape cases notably in the initial stages of a case and how abuse of power and moral turpitude play a role in these cases.
Diotima-Report-10-10-2021To download the report please click here
Denotified Tribes in India: The Right to Belong
The Common Good Foundation was represented by Sonali Ahuja, Sakshi Yadav, Shruti Agarwal, Meghna Nair, and Prerna Tandon at the DNT National Webinar held on August 31 and September 1, 2021.
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