While 2019 was hailed as a year of historic transition for Sudan, the country remains mired in divisions and conflict. Hate-based...

Join the Challenge HERE! It's cold, it's dark and let's face it - we've all had enough of lockdowns and Covid-10. That's why Rights For...

The United Nations Forum on Minority Issues convened its 13th session from 19 -20 November 2020. It focused on the theme of 'Hate Speech,...

The last few years have seen a worrying rise in hate speech in Cameroon, against a backdrop of growing racial discrimination, racial...

Listen to the other: Understanding Black Lives Matter and Hate Crime As we head into National Hate Crime Awareness Week, we need to...

Today Rights for Peace and Writing Writers Fellowship are announcing the winners of the ‘Write for Peace’ story competition, which was...

'Writing is so powerful it can change the type of human the reader becomes’, writes the co-leader of last week’s online story writing...

58% of rumours about coronavirus in South Sudan are false. Many are working to raise awareness of COVID-19 and vital precautions to take.

Join the nation for The 2.6 Challenge, and take part in any activity of your choice to support Rights for Peace, and help us to continue...

Despite claims that Coronavirus is biologically indiscriminate, it’s becoming increasingly clear that its social and economic impact will...

Flickr, UN Photo/Antoine Tardy Rights for Peace adds to the ongoing discussion on the right of peaceful assembly through submitting a...

On 4 December 2019, Rights for Peace and SOAS Human Rights Law Centre held a joint event to explore the role of Human Rights in the...

Following our youth exchange visit to Kigali, in October 2019, Rights for Peace co-facilitated a week-long training for youth leaders on...

In September 2019, a group of 25 young people travelled from various parts of South Sudan to Kigali to spend time learning about Rwandan...

International Women’s Day has been marked every 8 March since 1975, yet there is still a long way to go towards achieving rights and...

After 12 years of on-going litigation at the International Criminal Court, renewed violence erupted in Ituri, Eastern Democratic Republic...