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Read moreDetailsMarc is executive director of the Universal Rights Group, a think tank focused on international human rights policy, with offices in Geneva, New York, and Bogota. From 2006 to 2012 he worked as a diplomat at the UN Human Rights Council and before this he was a government relations consultant in Brussels, advising a range of clients on EU external relations, human rights, trade and environmental policy. He is a Hull boy and Tigers fan.
What do recent election results tell us about Labour’s chances of returning to power?
Read moreDetailsWhat do recent election results tell us about Labour’s chances of returning to power?
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon writes about Facebook's decision to ban Trump indefinitely from their platform
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon discusses the Biden administration's announcement to introduce a global vaccine waiver, which would allow other lower-income countries to...
Read moreDetailsCivil society is waning, as is trust in democracy. The BBC, though, could be a model to rejuvenating civil society...
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon explains the significance of the right to protest. The UK government's attempt to pass a bill which will...
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon explains the areas that the UK government will have to work on in order to ensure a working...
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon looks at the significant decision Facebook's new board will have to make in a few weeks time: should...
Read moreDetailsMarc Limon provides a more optimistic view of the future of liberal democracy. Its political and civil rights ensure that...
Read moreDetailsIs democracy in crisis? Marc Limon looks at how and why democracy has been eroded across the globe and considers...
Read moreDetailsWhat will US foreign policy look like under President Joe Biden, and what does it mean for the UK?
Read moreDetailsWith the US election tomorrow, Marc Limon discusses what a Biden win would mean for US and global democracy
Read moreDetailsOn 28 September, Channel 4 News revealed that it had obtained a data cache used by Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential...
Read moreDetailsThe scandal around this year’s A-level results drew unprecedented attention to the use of digital technology solutions in national social...
Read moreDetailsThe rapid evolution and spread of digital technology are already having a major, and in some respects positive, impact on...
Read moreDetailsThe government U-turn will change nothing about the underlying, grossly unequal and grossly unfair nature of the national education system
Read moreDetailsCaused by the UK government’s lacklustre response to the Covid-19 pandemic, there are worrying signs that this unprecedented economic crisis...
Read moreDetailsAn important step forward for accountability
Read moreDetailsThe rise of populist leaders around the world, with their particularly Orwellian brand of post-truth politics, has been one of...
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