Perspectives on the Future of International Cooperation in Times of Multiple Crises
Seventy-five years after the adoption of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a key challenge is to create mechanisms to ensure that human rights – including the rights of future generations and the emerging rights of nature – are no longer subordinated to the vested interests of powerful economic elites in multilateral decision-making, suggest Edgardo Bilsky, Aldo Caliari, Nandini Chami
et al in their
Global Policy Forum report. They identify deficiencies and weaknesses of current multilateral structures and approaches, cover peace and common security, reforms of the global financial architecture, the transformation of education systems, and call for a
New Social Contract that assures the rights of future generations.
https://www.globalpolicy.org/sites/default/files/Spotlight_Multilateralism_web.pdf
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