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Why statistical justice matters for human rights
Open Global Rights argues that 'statistical justice' should be treated as a human rights concern. The piece contends that who is counted, and how, shapes whether marginalised groups are seen and served by governments, while gaps and miscounts in official data can entrench discrimination. It calls on rights advocates to pay closer attention to how statistics are produced and used in policy.
Why now: A new commentary is prompting debate about fairness in how official data represents marginalised groups.
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- Why statistical justice matters for human rights · Open Global Rights
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