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Flavia Fascendini

Flavia Fascendini

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Communications Manager, BIZweek

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E.g., cats up trees and puff pieces about government officials

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Total articles 6

  • Can the Universal Periodic Review hold governments accountable on digital rights?

    By Flavia Fascendini, Kira Allmann, Anasuya Sengupta, Phil Bloomer| OpenGlobalRights@ The Universal Periodic Review can highlight that online rights are an essential part of human rights and that everyone’s digital rights should be protected and promoted. Since the signing of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948, people and governments have become used to discussing human rights and their country’s records on them, while the concept of human rights online is still quite new.

    By Flavia Fascendini, Kira Allmann, Anasuya Sengupta, Phil Bloomer · OpenGlobalRights

    Apr. 14, 2021

  • Taking stock-the Universal Periodic Review's achievements and opportunities

    By Aoife Hegarty, Hans Fridlund, Navi Pillay, Flavia Fascendini| OpenGlobalRights@ After 10 years, the UN’s Universal Periodic Review mechanism for scrutinizing Member States’ human rights records is having a real impact—but more must be done to ensure its continued success. The United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review process (UPR) is the only global human rights mechanism scrutinising the record of all states. By the end of 2016, all states will have been through their second UPR review conducted by the UN Human Rights Council.

    By Aoife Hegarty, Hans Fridlund, Navi Pillay, Flavia Fascendini · OpenGlobalRights

    Apr. 11, 2021

  • Addressing the potential human rights risks of the “Fourth Industrial Revolution”

    By Phil Bloomer, Flavia Fascendini, Karen Naimer, Michael Caster| OpenGlobalRights@ Over the last five years, technology has entered the business and human rights sphere with a power that few of us anticipated.

    By Phil Bloomer, Flavia Fascendini, Karen Naimer, Michael Caster · OpenGlobalRights

    Feb. 09, 2021

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BIZweek

BIZweek is an online business publication based in Mauritius, dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of the economy and business developments in the region. The publication focuses on delivering news, analysis, and insights related to economic and commercial activities, including strategic partnerships, market trends, and innovations within the Mauritian economy. BIZweek publishes a variety of content, such as articles, interviews, and analyses that are relevant to the local business community. It engages with business leaders and organizations, highlighting their perspectives and contributions. The publication also addresses topics like sustainability and trade potential, and it actively participates in conferences and events that promote business innovation and sustainability in Mauritius.