Tag Archives: Organizations

02Nov/26

The Legal Architecture of Modern Reparations

November 2, 2026PoliticsAbdullah Ibrahim, Accra, Andrew Holness, Applied ethics, Articles, Barbados, Bill, Gender, Ghana, Hilary Beckles, Human rights, International law, Jamaica, Jonathan Burgess, Justice, Kamilah Moore, Mia Mottley, Organizations, Redress, Reparations, Reparations for slavery, Restitution, Restorative justice, Rob Bonta, Sacramento, Slavery, United Statesadmin

From Apologies to Systemic Reform: The Emerging Global and Local Blueprint for Slavery Reparations

Sun, Nov 01 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ — The contemporary discourse surrounding slavery, systemic exploitation, and reparatory justice operates across a dynamic continuum that bridges digital public opinion, international legal doctrines, and concrete policy proposals. In the digital sphere, public debate on social media is heavily polarized between demands for historical restitution—which frame modern racial and economic disparities as the direct legacy of state-sanctioned chattel slavery and colonialism—and counterarguments that prioritize immediate action against modern human trafficking, question intergenerational culpability, or defend sovereign state interests. This online friction reflects foundational tensions within human rights law between universalist approaches focused on immediate harms and historical-contextual frameworks addressing cumulative, structural injustice. Continue reading →

26Oct/26

How Freemasons Legally Keep People Out

October 26, 2026Human InterestAnnabel, Fraternity, Freemasonry, Grand Lodge, Ireland, Masonic lodge, Organizations, Recruitment, Scotland, soho house, United Grand Lodge of England, United Kingdomadmin

Jurisdictional Sovereignty and Institutional Governance in Freemasonry

Freemasonry operates through a supreme, decentralized network of autonomous regional governing bodies known as Grand Lodges, each holding sovereign administrative, legislative, and judicial jurisdiction over its constituent local lodges. Local lodges function under the constitutional mandates, statutory codes, and bylaws established by their overarching Grand Lodge, which define standards for ritual conduct, administrative reporting, officer duties, and internal discipline. Internal governance balances executive authority—exercised locally by the Worshipful Master and regionally by District Deputy Grand Masters and the Grand Master—with formal administrative and judicial mechanisms. This structural arrangement mandates that all Masonic proceedings strictly adhere to established organizational law and ancient landmarks. Continue reading →

19Oct/26

Why Zambia National Budget Needs Local Accounting

October 19, 2026EconomyAnthony Bwembya, Dangote Group, Economy, Edinah Lukonka, International Monetary Fund, Joseph Chisanga, Konkola Copper Mines, Lusaka, Organizations, Seiko Mwenya, Situmbeko Musokotwane, Sunga Ng’ambi Chilambo, Tax, Toyota S, United Nations, United Nations Development Group, United Nations Economic and Social Council, Yande Siame-Mwenye, Zambiaadmin

You Can’t Share Poverty: Reconciling Fiscal Discipline with Local Empowerment in Emerging Economies

Mon Oct. 19, 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ — Hakainde Hichilema’s political memoir and reform playbook, You Can’t Share Poverty: The Choices That Shape a Nation’s Future, sets forth a structural growth doctrine that redefines the social contract in developing nations. The foundational premise argues that state-driven wealth redistribution in low-income or heavily indebted economies serves merely to socialize scarcity and dilute existing capital without building productive capacity. Sustainable poverty reduction and employment creation cannot be achieved through consumption subsidies or state patronage, but require expanding national output (GDP) by attracting foreign direct investment, expanding the industrial tax base, and establishing predictable regulatory frameworks where the state acts as a facilitator rather than a controller of commercial enterprise.
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22May/23

PepsiCo and UEFA Unveil a Series of Innovative Sustainable Food & Beverage Practices at the 2023 UEFA Champions League Finals

May 22, 2023FootballCompanies, Doritos, Food and drink, Istanbul, Lay's, Organizations, PepsiCo, PSV Eindhoven, UEFA, UEFA Champions League, Zero wasteadmin

PepsiCo, in partnership with UEFA (Union of European Football Association), is finding innovative ways to achieve the goal of making UEFA Champions League Finals zero waste to landfill by 2026, through the power of its brands, Pepsi, Lay’s, Doritos and Gatorade. At the Women’s UCL Final at PSV Stadium in Eindhoven on June 3, and the UCL Final at Istanbul’s Atatürk Olympic Stadium on June 10, PepsiCo and UEFA are implementing circular economy practices centered around the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle), to minimize the impact of football on the environment and drive resource efficiencies. Continue reading

17Jan/23

Trip.com Group participates in World Economic Forum 2023, reaffirming crucial role of travel in global economy

January 17, 2023EconomyArticles, Ctrip, Davos, Jane Sun, Organizations, Switzerland, Trip, Trip.com, Trip.com Group, World, World Economic Forumadmin

Leading online global travel service provider, Trip.com Group, is driving the ongoing recovery of travel at the prestigious World Economic Forum (WEF). Trip.com Group Chief Executive Officer, Jane Sun, attended the in-person forum held in Davos, Switzerland that brings together leaders from government, business, and civil society to address the state of the world and discuss priorities for the year ahead. Continue reading

22Dec/22

The 3rd APEC Women Connect Her Power Entrepreneurship Competition Announces 2022 Winners, Raising Profiles of Budding Women Entrepreneurs

December 22, 2022InnovationAsia-Pacific, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Australia, China, Continents, France, Italy, Malawi, Nigeria, Organizations, Philippines, Portugal, Spain, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela, Vietnam, Worldadmin

The 3rd APEC Women Connect “Her Power” Entrepreneurship Competition came to an end on December 16 with a livestreamed ceremony. Over four months, the competition engaged over 1,000 participants interested in social commerce from countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Portugal, Spain, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Italy, Nigeria, Malawi, Venezuela, and China. Continue reading

21Dec/22

The European Commission selected the EU Digital Identity Wallet Consortium for the EU Digital Identity Wallet Pilots

December 21, 2022FinanceDigital identity, European Economic Area, European Free Trade Association, Federated identity, International trade, Organizations, World economyadmin

The EU Digital Identity Wallet Consortium (EWC), was selected by the European Commission to run one of the Large Scale Pilots for the new EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI) ecosystem. Avast, a leading digital security and privacy brand of Gen™, sits on the Executive Team of the consortium, having been closely involved in its formation. The EUDI Wallet is a part of the proposed eIDAS2.0 regulation, which will provide all European citizens access to a trusted digital identity provided by their government and accepted by all EU Member States and EFTA. Continue reading

01Dec/22

QATAR FASHION UNITED BY CR RUNWAY

December 1, 2022FashionAbboud, Doha, Fashion show, FIFA, FIFA World Cup, Geography of Asia, Organizations, Qatar, Ras Abu Aboud, Runway, Western Asiaadmin

Qatar Creates and CR Runway today announced details for the world’s biggest fashion show, Qatar Fashion United by CR Runway, taking place between the semifinal and final matches at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ on December 16. Highlighting the intersection of fashion, culture, music, and sports, this history-making global showcase will feature works by more than 150 designers from 6 continents and 50 countries presented in front of 25,000 spectators at the center of the Ras Abu Aboud 974 Stadium. Continue reading

22Nov/22

World Cup 2022: Fifa’s clampdown on rainbow armbands conflicts with its own guidance on human rights

November 22, 2022FootballCreative Commons, FIFA, FIFA World Cup, FIFA World Cup controversies, Geography of Asia, Gianni Infantino, Jake Daniel, James Cleverley, Justin Fashanu, Organizations, Qatar, Sepp Blatter, Sophie King-Hill, United Kingdom, Wales, Western Asiaadmin

Sophie King-Hill, University of Birmingham

The 2022 men’s World Cup host nation Qatar is known for its human rights abuses relating to women, migrant workers and those from the LGBTQ+ community. Same sex relationships in Qatar are illegal and punishable by up to seven years in prison. As Qatar is hosting one of the most popular global sporting events, these human rights abuses are now under scrutiny on the world stage.

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