Social security for refugees: a human rights perspective
In 2022, the number of forcibly displaced people globally passed 100 million people for the first time in history. This brief explains how social security can help to secure human rights for some of the most vulnerable people in society.
New report recommends gender and human rights actions for Asia-Pacific states
We are pleased to launch our new publication with UN Women, OHCHR and UNFPA ‘Are governments investing in caring and just economies?’.
Universal social security can reduce poverty and inequality: new collaboration with Human Rights Watch
Development Pathways has collaborated with Human Rights Watch on a new question-and-answer document, which offers clarity on the often misunderstood topic of universal social security. The new release also calls on governments and international lenders to create and support systems in accordance with their human rights obligations.