Magdalena Sepúlveda

Magdalena Sepúlveda is executive director of the Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and a member of the Independent Commission on International Corporate Tax Reform (ICRICT). From 2008 to 2014 she was United Nations rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights.

Magdalena Sepúlveda

The recovery will be green and feminist or it won’t be

Magdalena Sepúlveda 11th May 2022

Chile’s new constitution could be the first to embody egalitarian and ecological principles.

Tax justice—a crucial tool to advance human rights

Magdalena Sepúlveda 10th December 2021

On Human Rights Day, the world looks a lot different through a lens of social and economic rights.

Public services and the common good

Magdalena Sepúlveda 23rd June 2021

In these authoritarian times, defending and re-empowering public services is also defending democracy.

Taxing better to create more caring—and feminist—societies

Magdalena Sepúlveda 8th March 2021

International Women’s Day falls in the shadow of a pandemic which has hit women hard around the world.

Advancing gender equality requires a new fiscal pact

Magdalena Sepúlveda 9th March 2020

Women’s strikes today draw attention to the need for global tax reform, so that investment in services can ease the burden of women’s domestic labour.

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Join the Builders of Progress: Europe’s Next Gen survey launch! 11 October, Brussels

Join us in the launch of the final report of the FEPS’ Builders of Progress project, which provides insights into young Europeans' hopes, concerns and opinions.

The event will conclude a three-year research period, during which 19,000 young Europeans aged between 16 and 38 were surveyed, making it one of Europe’s most extensive youth-focused surveys. The project follows the tradition of FEPS’ long-standing work on researching Millennials and expands it to include Generation Z.

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Towards a new Minimum Wage Policy in Germany and Europe: WSI minimum wage report 2022

The past year has seen a much higher political profile for the issue of minimum wages, not only in Germany, which has seen fresh initiatives to tackle low pay, but also in those many other countries in Europe that have embarked on substantial and sustained increases in statutory minimum wages. One key benchmark in determining what should count as an adequate minimum wage is the threshold of 60 per cent of the median wage, a ratio that has also played a role in the European Commission's proposals for an EU-level policy on minimum wages. This year's WSI Minimum Wage Report highlights the feasibility of achieving minimum wages that meet this criterion, given the political will. And with an increase to 12 euro per hour planned for autumn 2022, Germany might now find itself promoted from laggard to minimum-wage trailblazer.

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The recovery will be green and feminist or it won’t be

Tax justice—a crucial tool to advance human rights

Public services and the common good

Taxing better to create more caring—and feminist—societies

Advancing gender equality requires a new fiscal pact

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