More: Human Rights
World Refugee Day and Xenophobia
At present, around the word - approximately 1 in every 122 people is either a refugee, an internally displaced person or an asylum seeker....
The Scourge of Islamic Slavery
Slavery is not an Islamic invention. Slave trade was an accepted way of life, fully established in all societies. Most of these slaves were...
Belgium: Marking Syria’s 70 years of Independence
Marking the 70th anniversary of the Syrian Independence Day from the French colonial power, nonprofit organization SOLIDALE, also named SOL.ID, organized a “Stand by...
Privacy i(n)t context
The right to privacy, or the right to respect for private life, as the European Convention on Human Rights guarantees it, has been affected...
Poles Saving Jews in Bangkok: History Lesson for Humanity
Polish, Israeli and Thai diplomats, academics and students gathered together to listen and learn about the courage of Polish people saving the Jews during...
A letter to my fellow countrymen in South Africa
Let us start with what makes me unhappy comrades. This undiscovered bridge called language or rather mother tongue. The life of the artist, poet,...
Is the peace plan dead?
In 2002, the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, who was then the crown prince, told a visiting journalist from the United States that...
The Importance of Successful Integration
Time and again throughout history millions of people have been forced to leave their place of origin to find safety as the result of...
The Blame Game: Finding Fault in Greater Caspian Human Rights
A wonderfully informative, if also somewhat depressing, report has just come out from The Foreign Policy Centre, based in London, where the effort was...
How Do We Really Help Refugees?
The UNHCR reports that there are approximately 50 million refugees around the world at present. 50 million. That's the population of South Korea, or...