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S4G, the un-mediated, not moderated social platform

Have you ever thought you have something to “express” with a social dimension but never had the opportunity to do it?

Then S4G is what you are looking for:

  • Open, unrestricted and easy to use
  • Three mediums to choose from: TEXT, VIDEO, PHOTO
  • A way to express your ideas, reflections and expertise, on social issues and broader development and society at large
  • You do not need to be an expert but just passionate about what you share

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UN Recognition of the International Day of Deafblindness
By: Simone Galimberti
19 June, 2025
The Discourse on Existential Risks of Artificial Intelligence
19 June, 2025
HC Türk updates Human Rights Council: "We need the strongest possible defence of international law and human rights”
By: Simone Galimberti
19 June, 2025
Unveiling the digital rights check: Safeguarding human rights in digital transformation
By: Simone Galimberti
19 June, 2025
The real fertility crisis: The pursuit of reproductive agency in a changing world
By: Simone Galimberti
19 June, 2025
Reintegration: Release of new publication by the Office of the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflict
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
Report Childhood in a Digital World
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
FROM ART.19 UN: Safety of journalists among top priorities at the Human Rights Council
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
The Case for Restorative Community Group Conferencing: Starts June 24th! RSVP NOW
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
United Nations Volunteers at Expo 2025 in Japan
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
UNESCO: Launch of the Guiding Framework for Teachers' Digital Competencies
By: Simone Galimberti
18 June, 2025
UNFCCC: Enhanced Transparency: New Report Highlights Progress, Challenges and Next Steps
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
Nesta's strategy to 2030
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
UNHCR: Number of people uprooted by war at shocking, decade-high levels – UNHCR
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
June Climate Meetings (SB 62)
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
IWGIA: From Nickel to Lithium: Nornickel, Indigenous Rights, and the Dilemma of a Green Economy in the Arctic
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
ONLINE EVENT: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL ERA
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
UNEP: Getting over the line on a new science-policy panel
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
WSIS+20 Five-Point Plan Follow-up: Eight Practical Recommendations
By: Simone Galimberti
17 June, 2025
Amnesty International: Global: Urgent action needed as climate crisis leads to devastating new harms to human rights
By: Simone Galimberti
16 June, 2025
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UN Recognition of the International Day of Deafblindness

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jun
The United Nations officially recognised June 27th as the International Day of Deafblindness. The WFD has supported the hard advocacy work of the World Federation of the Deafblind (WFDB). We celebrate this new recognition of deafblind people who are part of deaf communities around the world.
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The Discourse on Existential Risks of Artificial Intelligence

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Between Panic and Acceleration – Between Money and Narratives (Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom)
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HC Türk updates Human Rights Council: "We need the strongest possible defence of international law and human rights”

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jun
16 June 2025. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk At 59th session of the Human Rights Council
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Unveiling the digital rights check: Safeguarding human rights in digital transformation

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jun
The Danish Institute for Human Rights and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) are introducing a tool to identify and assess human rights risks within digital development.
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The real fertility crisis: The pursuit of reproductive agency in a changing world

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 19Jun
Millions of people around the world are unable to have the number of children they want – whether they want more, fewer, or none at all. Recently, fertility declines are making headlines, with women all too often blamed for these demographic shifts. Some governments are employing drastic measures to incentivize young people to make fertility decisions in line with national targets. UNFPA
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Reintegration: Release of new publication by the Office of the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflict

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
Reintegration: Release of new publication by the Office of the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflict Wednesday, 28 May 2025 2018-2025: Engagement by the Office of the SRSG CAAC on the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and armed groups: from the Global Coalition for Reintegration of Child Soldiers to the Nairobi Process and the Financing Innovation Forum
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Report Childhood in a Digital World

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
Screen time, digital skills and mental health. By UNICEF INNOCENTI
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FROM ART.19 UN: Safety of journalists among top priorities at the Human Rights Council

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
Posted on June 16, 2025.Today, on 16 June 2025, the 59th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC59) began in Geneva. Over the next three weeks, States will debate and act on major human rights concerns, with significant implications for the protection of the right to freedom of expression and related rights across the globe.
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The Case for Restorative Community Group Conferencing: Starts June 24th! RSVP NOW

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
Join Molly Rowan Leach, who is an experienced facilitator (including current harm processes facilitation), a former Executive Director and Co-Director of a Colorado-based Community Restorative Justice program serving courts, schools, and the wider community.
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United Nations Volunteers at Expo 2025 in Japan

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
From 13 April to 13 October 2025, the United Nations Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan, opens its doors under the inspiring theme: “United for a Better Future.” Through immersive exhibits and interactive programmes, the Pavilion brings to life the UN’s mission to tackle global challenges and advance sustainable development.
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UNESCO: Launch of the Guiding Framework for Teachers' Digital Competencies

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 18Jun
On 13 June 2025, the Ministry of Education of Chile will officially launch the Guiding Framework for Teachers' Digital Competencies, with the support of UNESCO. This strategic tool aims to strengthen teaching practices in a context shaped by digital transformation.
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UNFCCC: Enhanced Transparency: New Report Highlights Progress, Challenges and Next Steps

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
UN Climate Change News, 13 June 2025 – The UNFCCC secretariat has released a new synthesis report consolidating experiences, progress, best practices and remaining challenges faced by Parties in preparing their Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs) and implementing the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) under the Paris Agreement.
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Nesta's strategy to 2030

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
In 2021, we launched an ambitious, mission-driven strategy to 2030. We set out to address some of society’s biggest challenges through three missions that aim to give children a fairer start by age five, to halve obesity in the UK, and to drastically reduce home carbon emissions.
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UNHCR: Number of people uprooted by war at shocking, decade-high levels – UNHCR

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
GENEVA – The number of people displaced by war, violence and persecution worldwide is untenably high, particularly as humanitarian funding evaporates, with the only bright spot being a pickup in returns, notably to Syria, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, said today.
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June Climate Meetings (SB 62)

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
SB 62 will convene from 16-26 June 2025, at the World Convention Center in Bonn, Germany. The Subsidiary Bodies meet twice a year, once in June and once in November/December alongside sessions of the governing bodies of the Convention, Kyoto Protocol, and Paris Agreement.
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IWGIA: From Nickel to Lithium: Nornickel, Indigenous Rights, and the Dilemma of a Green Economy in the Arctic

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
This article examines Nornickel’s dual identity: as a self-proclaimed champion of Russia’s green energy future, yet a notorious perpetrator of environmental destruction and Indigenous rights violations in the Arctic. It exposes the hidden costs borne by Arctic indigenous communities and fragile ecosystems, challenging the resource-intensive sustainability narratives.
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ONLINE EVENT: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL ERA

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
How can digital tools, particularly AI and civic tech, be harnessed to expand civic space, foster democratic resilience, and ensure that digital governance serves the collective good? Tuesday, 24 June 2025
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UNEP: Getting over the line on a new science-policy panel

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
Speech delivered by: Inger Andersen For: Opening of the resumed third session of the ad hoc open-ended working group on a science-policy panel to contribute further to the sound management of chemicals and waste and to prevent pollution (SPP OEWG 3.2) Location: Punta del Este, Uruguay
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WSIS+20 Five-Point Plan Follow-up: Eight Practical Recommendations

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 17Jun
This document builds on the Five-Point Plan for an Inclusive WSIS+20 Review –endorsed by 114 organisations and 57 individual experts– to offer practical recommendations to ensure transparency, inclusivity, and meaningful stakeholder engagement in the WSIS+20 review process.
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Amnesty International: Global: Urgent action needed as climate crisis leads to devastating new harms to human rights

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 16Jun
States must urgently deliver ambitious climate action by mapping out a just transition away from fossil fuels in all sectors to prevent even worse human rights harms around the world, Amnesty International said in a new briefing to mark the start of the Bonn Climate Conference which takes place between 16-26 June.
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