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A short quiz accompanying the Learning Pathway on Organising Online conferences

A fun quiz to test your understanding of organising an online conference

End of learning pathway assessment

This quiz tests your understanding of local knowledge

This quiz is part of the learning pathway on local knowledge and will help you as individuals to understand your position on decolonial thinking

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. It sets out, for the first time, fundamental human rights to be universally protected

Plastic pollution is a threat to human rights, particularly to the right to health and adequate food, according to a submission to the UN's Call on The Lifecycle of Plastics and Human Rights.

One Ocean Hub submitted written evidence to the UN Special Rapporteur on ‘The right to a safe, clean, healthy, and sustainable environment – Toxic-free places to live, work, study and play.

This blog post provides some initial reflections on the need for a new international treaty, the mandate agreed upon at UNEA and its relevance for a healthy ocean, equity and human rights.

In this short post, the One Ocean Hub wishes to share some comments from different areas of work in order to contribute to this important policy debate on marine plastics.

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • Existing international legal responses to ocean plastics • The search for new legal solutions internationally

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • The negative impacts of ocean plastics on everyone’s human rights • The substantive and procedural obligations of States to protect human rights in the context

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • The negative impacts of ocean plastics on children’s human rights • The substantive and procedural obligations of States to protect children’s rights in the cont

Written evidence submitted by Prof Elisa Morgera, Ms Mara Ntona, Mr Mitchell Lennan and Dr Senia Febrica

This report explores the injustices brought on by plastic waste and plastic pollution and examines how vul­nerable communities are disproportionately and negatively affected during all stages of the p