Race & Ethnicity

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From indigenous activism around self-determination and environmental protection to movements against discrimination, inequality, and police brutality, racial and ethnic justice is a transversal dimension in human rights work. Historically, however, human rights has had a complicated relationship to racism and colonization. What are the strengths and limitations of a human rights framework, and how can the human rights movement better support, serve, and integrate racial and ethnic justice in its practice?

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