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Volume 2 · 2020 · Volume 2, Issue 2 (August 2020)

Analysing Role of SUKHI 222 Human Rights Movement in Covid-19 Era

Charles Holsopple, Jason Holsopple
pp. 6-11 Published August 2020 Open access · CC BY 4.0
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It has never been more apparent to more people, individually, institutionally, and as a global society, that we face many urgent existential threats to our current way of life and indeed to our survival. COVID-19 is drawing keen attention to the connections between us all. Basic needs, especially, food, water and shelter, are being rationed in both rural areas and large cities across the globe. Nonprofits, governments and industry are challenged to respond. As part of a coordinated response, it is critical to be careful to use reliable information in ways that are not harmful. Actions taken must also contribute to the sustainable common good while positively impacting future generations. All considerations must be made systemically and include all disciplines of knowledge when determining plans and implementing actions. This discourse explored the role of SUKHI 222 Human Rights Campaign in the era of COVID-19.

FoodWaterShelterGlobal SustainabilityHuman Rights

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Holsopple, C., & Holsopple, J. (2020). Analysing Role of SUKHI 222 Human Rights Movement in Covid-19 Era. Transdisciplinary Agora for Future Discussions Journal, 2(2), 6–11. https://journal.taffds.org/articles/analysing-role-of-sukhi-222-human-rights-movement-in-covid-19-era-2-6

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