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!
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Protecting Minority Rights in the face of Mass Atrocities – Conference
The Common Good Foundation is excited to partner with Dr. Narissa Ramsundar, Professor at Canterbury Christ Church University (UK) to host “Examining Human Rights violations against minority groups” on July 14, 2022 from 9 am – 5 pm. This one day conference will examine minority rights from around the world and what mechanisms have done to address human rights violations. This conference compliments a previous report examining minority rights published by the Common Good Foundation which can be found here.
Examining-Human-Rights-Violations-_Conference-Programme-1ECOR concludes 2022 Milieura International Conference
The Earth, Climate and Ocean Research Foundation based in Kerala, India has concluded its two day conference titled, “Milieura- One Earth for All of Us: Changing Climate and Environment” which took place virtually on June 11th and 12th. The international conference featured select speakers from around the world. The conference addressed an area of topics which included climate change, oceans, and best practices to work together on environmental issues. The Common Good Foundation was excited to be a Knowledge Partner for this Conference.
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United Nations Must Act to Protect Religious Minorities in Burma
The Common Good Foundation, along with 90 plus organizations and individuals, has signed a joint letter calling upon the UN Secretary General to stop rampant violations of religious freedom in Burma by the Burmese military.
Continue reading United Nations Must Act to Protect Religious Minorities in BurmaCall for Papers: Environmental Crimes Law Conference 2019
The Common Good Foundation in partnership with The Resolution Centre, Jersey Law Commission, and The Resolution Journal, is hosting an Environmental Crimes Law Conference October 31st and November 1st 2019 in St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
The purpose of the conference is to bring together diverse professionals from different disciplines to discuss emerging trends and responses to environmental crimes. The conference welcomes papers on topics such as (but not limited to):
- Wildlife crimes
- Environmental criminal laws, policies, or prosecutions
- The impact of environmental crimes on specific communities
- Environmental/Social movements which respond to or address an environmental crime
- Technological responses to environmental crime
All papers that are accepted will have an opportunity for publication in The Resolution Journal, an open access law journal.
The conference fee will be £150 per person. All expenses will be paid for by the attendee, there are no stipends offered for travel or other expenses. Further information for registration will be posted by September.
If you are interested in presenting, please submit the following to Regina Paulose: reginapaulose at gmail dot com:
- A brief bio
- Abstract – 300 words
The deadline for abstract submission is Friday, September 6, 2019. Notifications of acceptance will be delivered by early September.
A working rough draft of the accepted paper for the conference will be due by October 20, 2019.
Stop the shark fin trade!
The Common Good Foundation (CGF) has joined Shark Allies to stop the shark fin trade in Florida. CGF submitted a report on criminal activities that do and may occur as a result of the shark fin trade in Florida.
Passage of the Florida Bill would also prevent the state’s complicity in the criminal activity that surrounds the fin trade.
CGF Report
Want to learn more about the Fin trade? Check out the Shark Allies website for more information on the Florida campaign. For more information on the UK campaign please visit the Fin Fighters website.
Interview: Rohingya persecution
The Executive Director of the Common Good Foundation recently gave an interview on the situation facing the Rohingya of Myanmar (Burma) with Robin Lindley. Mr. Lindley is a past chair of the World Peace through Law section of the Washington State Bar. He is a contributor to the History News Network.
You can read the full interview on the Rohingya here.
Inaugural 2018 Mass Atrocity and Human Rights Law Seminar
The Common Good Foundation sponsored the inaugural Mass Atrocity and Human Rights: Legal Responses and Continued Challenges at Seattle University School of Law June 20 -22, 2018.
The creator of this legal seminar is the Executive Director of the Common Good Foundation, Regina Paulose. The seminar was the part of Seattle University School of Law’s Summer Practice Academy for 2018. She was also the Chair of this year seminar.
If you were unable to attend the course in person, you can still take the course via the webinar platform here. You can learn more about the event here.
CGF submission on situation in Assam
The Common Good Foundation, with the assistance of pro bono lawyers and academics, prepared a submission on the current situation in Assam, India regarding the National Register of Citizens (NRC). The report delves briefly into the history of the NRC and concludes that the several warning signs of genocide are taking place.
You can read the full report here.