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Time to Rethink Health Financing: It’s Not Just a Public Sector Concern
19 de junio, puesto en línea por Hatice Beton - Roberto Duran-Fernandez - Dennis Ostwald - RiAs G7 leaders of the world’s wealthiest nations wrapped up their summit in Kananaskis June 16, a critical issue was absent from the agenda: the future of global health financing. Amid escalating geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts and cuts to development aid, health has been sidelined – less (…) -
The Fallout from Losing a UN Job
19 de junio, puesto en línea por Stephanie HodgeTen years ago, I lost more than a job. When my post was abolished, there was no warning, no closure, no golden parachute—just a quiet erasure. Overnight, I went from a UN professional with decades of service to an invisible statistic in a system that eats its own. I wasn’t just de-linked from my (…) -
The Fallout from Losing a UN Job
19 de junio, puesto en línea por Stephanie HodgeTen years ago, I lost more than a job. When my post was abolished, there was no warning, no closure, no golden parachute—just a quiet erasure. Overnight, I went from a UN professional with decades of service to an invisible statistic in a system that eats its own. I wasn’t just de-linked from my (…) -
‘Live Facial Recognition Treats Everyone as a Potential Suspect, Undermining Privacy and Eroding Presumed Innocence’
18 de junio, puesto en línea por CIVICUSCIVICUS discusses the dangers of live facial recognition technology with Madeleine Stone, Senior Advocacy Officer at Big Brother Watch, a civil society organisation that campaigns against mass surveillance and for digital rights in the UK. The rapid expansion of live facial recognition (…) -
‘Live Facial Recognition Treats Everyone as a Potential Suspect, Undermining Privacy and Eroding Presumed Innocence’
18 de junio, puesto en línea por CIVICUSCIVICUS discusses the dangers of live facial recognition technology with Madeleine Stone, Senior Advocacy Officer at Big Brother Watch, a civil society organisation that campaigns against mass surveillance and for digital rights in the UK. The rapid expansion of live facial recognition (…)