Water connects us not only to ecosystems but to our identities, traditions, and sense of belonging. Protecting cultural heritage is not just about monuments or landscapes—it is about people, their histories, and their futures. Read more on this blog about our Cultural Heritage session on World Water Week.
South Africa’s Legal Protections for Water and Environmental Sustainability
Exploring South Africa’s Legal Protections for Water and Environmental Sustainability By: Grace Anarfi-Wadieh “Everyone has the right to have access to sufficient food and water.” This fundamental statement included in South Africa’s Constitution. South Africa has a commitment to guarantee the human rights to water and sanitation (HRWS), stating how […]
From Law to Impact: How Turkey Improved Water Access and Environmental Rights for its Citizens
From Law to Impact: How Turkey Improved Water Access and Environmental Rights for its Citizens by Chelsea Agbasiere As global attention intensifies around human rights, environmental justice and sustainable development, Turkey strategically positions itself legally, politically and institutionally as a leader for safeguarding the Human Rights to a Healthy Environment […]
Human Right 2 Water at the European Cultural Heritage Summit
Human Right 2 Water participated in the European Cultural Heritage Summit 2025 in Brussels, on 12-15 October.
Human Right 2 Water at the 42nd UN Water Meeting
Human Right 2 Water participated in the 42nd UN-Water Meeting held in Geneva at the end of September. CEO Amanda Loeffen attended this meeting in order to contribute to the structured five key entry points of the sessions—collective action, country-level engagement, intergovernmental processes, accelerated progress, and joint learning.
World River’s Day x The Watoto Program
This World Rivers Day we are giving visibility to the needs of children in Kibera. The Watoto Program helps children access education and a healthier environment. For just a small donation, you can sponsor a child’s access to food, education, school supplies, and clean water — while also supporting local […]
Closing the Gaps: Bulgaria’s Progress in Menstrual Health Management
Closing the Gaps: Bulgaria’s Progress in Menstrual Health Management By Grace Anarfi-Wadieh Equality, Dignity, and Health: What’s Still Missing? “Every person has the right to equality before the law, to dignity, and to a healthy environment that supports life and wellbeing.” Equality, dignity, and a Healthy Environment are fundamental rights […]
Menstrual Health in Bangladesh: From Policy Plans to Practical Solutions
Bangladesh is advancing menstrual health through national strategies, education, and partnerships, aiming to improve access, reduce stigma, and build sustainable frameworks for women and girls’ hygiene needs across the country.
Biodiversity: A Right to Protect Our Societies
Biodiversity is the cornerstone of healthy ecosystems and human wellbeing. Recognising it as a human right can protect water, food, and climate resilience while empowering communities and securing a sustainable future.
Beyond Borders: Law and Climate for Water Security
Beyond Borders: Law and Climate for Water Security – International Webinar The Indus Waters Treaty, once hailed as a cornerstone of regional cooperation, is increasingly tested by ecological, legal, and political challenges. For lower riparian states such as Pakistan, climate change intensifies water insecurity, compounding existing geopolitical pressures. As the […]
