Documenting Peoplehood: Archives as Resources for UNPO Members’ Fundamental Rights
The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization has published an article on UNPO Academy titled “Documenting Peoplehood: Archives as Resources for UNPO Members’ Fundamental Rights”.
Liam Saddington, a political and environmental geographer, is focused on the geopolitical impacts of climate change, particularly for small island states and rising sea levels.
- His research on the UK’s evolving role in the South Pacific offers insights into environmental degradation and displacement.
- He co-developed the Model UNPO, bringing conflict resolution and debates on human rights and environmental justice to UK schools.
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Author’s summary: Article on UNPO Academy about documenting peoplehood.
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