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    Critics accuse palm oil certification body of greenwashing▼For 30 yrs, # RSPO have promised # palmoil free from # deforestation , # humanrights abuses. This has proven to be a mulMmastodonWorldHuman Rights44 h ago

    The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil is being accused of breaking its 30-year promise to deliver palm oil free from deforestation and human rights abuses. Activists calling for a boycott describe its certification scheme as a multi-stakeholder lie and urge consumers not to be misled by greenwashing claims, arguing the industry's sustainability label has failed to protect forests and affected communities.

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    Gaza families seek support as humanitarian appeals spread●# Gaza # Palestine # humanrights # humanity # childrenofgaza # gazachildren # gazafamily # supportgaza # fediforgaza # fMmastodonWorldHuman Rights114 h ago

    Appeals highlighting the plight of Gaza's children and families are circulating widely on social media, calling for humanitarian aid, donations and international attention to the situation in Gaza and Palestine. Supporters are using hashtags focused on human rights, dignity and saving children to amplify the message and encourage others to boost fundraising and relief efforts.

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    Democracy.io lets people email Congress directly●Email Congress Directly --> https:// democracy.io/ # democracy # humanrights # boostMmastodonWorldHuman Rights13 h ago

    Users are sharing Democracy.io, a website that allows anyone to send email messages directly to members of the US Congress. The tool routes messages to the correct representatives based on a sender's address, lowering the barrier for civic participation. Posts sharing the link frame it as a way to speak up on democracy and human rights issues.

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    Danielle Smith's Alberta moves to end DEI programs●Goodbye DEI #daniellesmith #alberta #politics #humanrights #dei #canada▶youtubeWorldHuman Rights13.4K4 d ago

    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is being praised by supporters for moving to drop diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, under the banner 'Goodbye DEI'. The story is drawing attention across Canadian political and human rights circles, with debate over what the policy change means for equality programs in the province.