Plus, a landmark investment in green energy in the Global South, getting justice for attacks on hospitals during conflict, and a new podcast.

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On June 1, we welcomed Binaifer Nowrojee as president of the Open Society Foundations. She is the first woman and the first person from the Global South to lead the organization. The pursuit of justice and human rights has always been central to her career, from her upbringing in Kenya to working with survivors of rape in Rwanda after the 1994 genocide—advocacy efforts that set a landmark precedent for the prosecution of sexual violence as an international crime.

With her over 20 years working at Open Society, Binaifer brings her unique experience and perspectives to the world’s largest private human rights funder. Watch the video here ([link removed]) .
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Climate Finance


** Unlocking Sorely Needed Investment in Green Energy Projects Across the Global South ([link removed])
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Allied Climate Partners, supported by Open Society and other funders, aims to mix public and private funds to support clean energy production and transport in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
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Pursuing Justice for Syria


** An Unprecedented Chance to Confront Russian Attacks on Hospitals in Syria ([link removed])
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Russia’s President Putin sent fighter jets to bombard opposition-held areas of Syria—including hundreds of attacks on hospitals and medical facilities. Now Syrians have turned to the UN Human Rights Committee for justice.
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Podcast


** A New Podcast Explores “What’s Wrong with Democracy?” ([link removed])
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What’s Wrong with Democracy?, produced by Tortoise Media and supported by Open Society, discusses each week the impact technology, conflict, AI, and protest, among other things, are having on democracy with academics, journalists, activists, and writers from around the world. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
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