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More than 1,500 academics and economists from over 100 countries support an International Panel on Inequality, saying in a joint letter, “Extreme concentrations of income and wealth translate into undemocratic concentrations of power, unravelling trust in our societies and
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Too often, the human rights movement has preferred rights in the negative: no to torture, no to censorship, no to detention without trial. But there must also be an affirmation of something positive—a vision of what could be.
As global decisionmakers gather in New York for UNGA
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The current multilateral world order has struggled against the double standards of great powers, who have stripped multilateral institutions of their influence, shaped the rules to their advantage, and follow them only when it suits.
Today at UNGA 81, Open Society hosted https:/
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Can tech workers take on the oligarchs?
In 2022, after Elon Musk bought Twitter, tech workers turned union organizers JS Tan and Clarissa Redwine @clarissaredwine made a failed attempt to unionize the company’s workers.
“It wasn’t just an attack, but a celebration of https://
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The Open Society Foundations are concerned that the Kenyan government’s commitment to the rule of law is under question after it disregarded a court order and denied entry this week to Brian Kagoro, Open Society’s managing director for Africa.
Kenya’s High Court issued an
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Global leaders urged to join initiative to fight extreme inequality
https://t.co/3x5rVGPuGL
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UNGA 81 presents an opportunity to bring forward new ideas and perspectives for a changing world.
The norms and institutions that once bound our multilateral world order are fraying. But a new multilateralism is emerging, a constellation of states, civil society, and social http
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“We want a new form of social contract where the citizens determine what democracy should deliver for them. And not politicians determining what the citizens deserve to get.”
Open Society’s Chukwuemeka Eze talks about how democracy is not just about creating elections or https:/
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We mourn the passing of Emma Bonino, a former Open Society board member. She was a tireless advocate for human rights. May her fearlessness continue to inspire those fighting for open societies everywhere. https://t.co/cZrVnPDi4C https://t.co/BZZ87PREiy
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Twenty-five years ago on September 11, America changed forever. Open Society’s Laleh Ispahani @lispahani remembers it as a horrific tragedy in which thousands died but also reflects on what came next: increased surveillance, torture, trampled free speech, and discrimination
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In two weeks, world leaders and decision makers will come together in New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) at a pivotal moment of change for the United Nations and the international system.
The UN is under financial and political strain.
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Thirty years on, South Africa’s hope immediately after apartheid has been dashed as inequality, unemployment, and xenophobia remain high. Wealth remains in few hands, nearly half of working age people are unemployed, and immigrants have become scapegoats for these issues and
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The rule of law and human rights are vital to open societies.
How can we imagine a world where international law is meaningful not just with lawyers and diplomats, but with everyone it seeks to protect? James Goldston, executive director of the Open Society Justice Initiative ht
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An update from Open Society Justice Initiative’s Natasha Arnpriester: The Trump administration’s forced removal of asylum seekers and people with U.S. orders of protection to countries they have no relationship to continues to accelerate and violate the U.S. government’s
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States, countries, and cities across the U.S. secured $58 billion via a settlement from companies that fueled the overdose crisis. Yet many jurisdictions are shutting out community members from deciding how this money should be spent to combat the overdose crisis—including on
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This effort builds on Open Society’s longstanding presence in the region and complements the response already underway from Colombia’s national government, local authorities, private sector, and civil society groups.
Learn more: https://t.co/JD2HMPC3Nn https://t.co/dbxeX95mEd
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An earthquake in Colombia’s Pacific region has taken more than 300 lives and left over 30,000 families without homes.
In response, we’re launching a $1.5 million fund centered on equitable, community-led recovery—one that strengthens local authorities’ capacity to distribute htt
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The reintegration of veterans and their family members—estimated to total 6 million by the end of the war—could boost Ukraine’s resilience, or introduce instability, depending on how the country chooses to address it. https://t.co/nMa9pa9QZV
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@OpenSociety They came here illegally, to a country they never lived in.
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This deportation regime is built around a web of opaque agreements with receiving countries, where those deported might face detention, pressure to leave, or onward removal. The asylum systems in most of these countries have already been collapsing.
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As our James A. Goldston and Natasha Arnpriester argue in @guardian, the U.S. must end this practice, and the countries it asks to participate must say no. https://t.co/GyprxGUcBB
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We are supporting lawyers in some receiving countries as they challenge these transfers in domestic and regional courts. And some have already responded by releasing some detainees or pledging not to send others to dangerous destinations.
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The Trump administration is deporting thousands of asylum seekers and those in need of protection to third countries in violation of the U.S. government’s protection obligations and international law. https://t.co/bsEPyb1JO6
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18 posts dos últimos 90 dias, ao lado da faixa de 1M–10M seguidores. aparece para muita gente, mas poucos desses espectadores reagem.
Mediana de visualizações30 791esta conta14 648mediana para 1M–10M
Alcance, %1.18%esta conta0.74%mediana para 1M–10M
Engajamento, %0.11%esta conta0.70%mediana para 1M–10M
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| Mediana de visualizações por post | 30 791 | 14 648 | 2.10× |
| Alcance (visualizações ÷ seguidores) | 1.18% | 0.74% | 1.60× |
| Taxa de engajamento | 0.11% | 0.70% | 0.16× |
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How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.
Views per post
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Engagement rate per post
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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 1M–10M accounts is 0.70%.
What the audience does
Likes66.1%700 in total
Reposts18.2%193 in total
Replies8.5%90 in total
Quotes1.3%14 in total
Bookmarks5.9%62 in total
Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.
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