Silence Is No Longer Golden: #MeToo and the Silent Resistance of Japanese Women
In Japan, despite the global spread of #MeToo, cultural patriarchy and an inadequate legal system hinder progress. This article examines the lack of legal...
Beyond the Law: Living Blasphemy in Pakistan – Book Review
As a citizen of Pakistan, I’ve witnessed firsthand the chilling effect of not just the existence of blasphemy laws on free expression and interfaith...
The Faux Policymakers: The Erosion of Policy and Rule of Law in the Workplace
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digitalization, transforming traditional work settings. With more companies adopting remote and hybrid working environments, adapting existing working conditions to evolving...
Feminism’s Blind Spot: The Third Gender and the Limits of Inclusive Diplomacy
In many parts of the world, filling out a passport application still begins with a question that assumes your gender is either male or...
Youth, Demand, and Human Trafficking
The topic of demand, to begin with, is a complex yet fundamental aspect of human trafficking, as understanding it provides a broader and more...
Emotional Intelligence in Daily Life: The Skill You Didn’t Know You Needed
We all face setbacks and challenges in our personal and professional lives. For some, it IS relatively easy to process and move on. For...
Russia’s Arctic Forum Confronts Crux of Climate Change
The world’s largest city north of the Arctic Circle, Murmansk—under the slogan “To Live in the North”—drew 1,300 participants from 21 countries to brainstorm...
The BRICS goes Green
In 2025, Brazil will host two of the most consequential global gatherings in the fight against climate change: the 30th Conference of the Parties...
(Invisible) Angles of the Cyber World
The overall societal conduct in any state is highly regulated by the dense net of national, supranational, and sub-national rules and regulations. However, the...
When the Academy Falls: Collapse, and the Marketised Death of Education
“Uncertainty exists towards Coventry University’s ability to continue.” That single sentence — buried in a recent BBC report — should not just make us...