Biden’s executive action addressing these policies signals some progress—but needs to go much further to bring real relief for families hurt or separated by these policies.
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We must call for a concrete approach to supporting the Rohingya, one that is rooted in human rights, justice, and accountability.
Go to article: “Never Again”: On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Supporting Myanmar’s Muslim Rohingya Community
The inauguration of President Joe Biden reminds us of the need to center Indigenous perspectives.
Go to article: “This Land is Your Land” Calls Us Into Reflection on Colonialism, Indigenous Sovereignty
UUSC VP and Chief Program Officer Rachel Gore Freed reflects on the work ahead under the Biden administration.
Go to article: Care and Repair: Rebuilding our Democracy Towards Justice and Accountability
On the UN's International Migrants Day, we must work together to vision and build a more humane world.
Go to article: From Capitalism to Cooperation: Embracing the Right to Migrate
We must follow the leadership of Pacific Islanders who are on the frontlines of the climate crisis' impacts.
Go to article: Fighting for Survival 5 Years After the Paris Agreement
UUSC Celebrates Human Rights Successes Amidst a Year of Unprecedented Challenges
Go to article: Hope from the Ashes on International Human Rights Day
A progressive action plan for “never again”
Go to article: Three Ways the World Can End Genocide and Affirm the Dignity of All
Working to build movements for systemic change with partners around the world.
Go to article: Powering Grassroots Solutions: Reporting on UUSC’s Recent Impacts for Justice
UUSC condena la deplorable respuesta del Estado de Honduras y hace un llamado de atención global hacia esta crisis humanitaria
Go to article: Tras los huracanes Eta e Iota, “Solo el pueblo puede salvar al pueblo”