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For above all nations is humanity
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Studies on the principle of sharing 

A series of books and articles by STWR’s founder Mohammed Sofiane Mesbahi examine the holistic meaning of the principle of sharing. 
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Latest posts from STWR   

View the most recent posts from STWR that includes our editorials, articles, book publications, events and other activities.  
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Join our campaigns for Article 25

Find out more about how you can get involved in campaigning for a historic mass movement for achieving Article 25 beyond borders! 
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Introductory web pages 

Photo credit: JazzmYn*, flickr creative commons

The following web pages provide an easily-digestible introduction to the 'what?', 'why?' and 'how?' of sharing the world's resources. 
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Sign the global call for sharing   

Add your voice to the growing demand for a fairer sharing of wealth and resources within and between countries.     
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Order book publications

Browse the printed editions of STWR's key reports and publications available to be purchased online from our bookstore.
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UN envoy condemns failed global poverty eradication efforts

Report / 8th July 2020

Global poverty is rising, directly contradicting the mainstream wisdom that it is being eradicated, according to a new report to the UN. States are completely off-track to meet their goal of extreme poverty eradication by 2030, and COVID-19 is now rapidly impoverishing many more.

With Coronavirus spreading, time to repurpose the arms industry to meet human need

Blog / 26th June 2020

What if more of the arms and defense sector moved into manufacturing health and other products permanently? Surely this is the time for a focus on what peace and security really mean for us all, writes Martin Butcher for Oxfam International.

We can’t trust the IMF and World Bank to lead the COVID-19 recovery

Article / 26th June 2020

Despite decades of protests against them, the IMF and World Bank continue to force the same discredited policies on poor governments and their people, writes Lara Merling.

Global poverty: coronavirus could drive it up for the first time since the 1990s

Article / 22nd June 2020

The global pandemic could push half a billion people into deeper poverty on some counts and lead to a new COVID-19 apartheid era, warn Andy Sumner, Christopher Hoy and Eduardo Ortiz-Juarez in The Conversation.

The UK is taking aid back to its colonial roots

Blog / 22nd June 2020

The government’s decision to scrap the Department for International Development will set back efforts to fix global inequalities by decades, writes Martin Drewry for the New Internationalist.

'Unimaginable double emergency': Record high of nearly 80 million people forcibly displaced worldwide amid pandemic

News / 19th June 2020

"These numbers should serve as a wake-up call to the international community on the human cost of war, and the social and economic implications exacerbated by Covid-19." By Jessica Corbett for Common Dreams.

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“The time has come when we must demonstrate in our millions not against this or that, but on the basis of the goodwill and compassion that defines who we truly are”— Mohammed Mesbahi