Uganda: Sowing the seeds for lasting change
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Reflections on the HART Prize for Human Rights
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Guest blog: Join our fight for disability equality in Armenia
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Baroness Caroline Cox gives ‘120,000 reasons’ why Azerbaijan must be held to account for atrocities in Nagorno Karabakh
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Burma: A forgotten crisis?
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Manè’s Reflections: ‘What I’ll take away from spending a week with HART’
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Hear from a HART Prize Winner: Jeanette Baumann
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Six things you need to know about sanctions on Syria
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Spotlight: HART Partners Championing Women’s Empowerment
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Hear from a HART Prize Winner
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1y ago
St John Smith, who won the Intermediate Essay category in the 2021-22 HART Prize, recently joined the team at HART for a week of work experience. While he was with us, we asked him to tell us about his choice of essay subject matter, and why engaging with these issues is so important: – St John Smith, HART Prize 2021-22 Intermediate Essay Winner Read his winning entry here. Source ..read more
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