More: Human Rights
UK Parliament’s Westminster Hall Debate
On March 5, 2025, Westminster Hall—a historic adjunct to the British Parliament renowned for hosting substantive, though non-voting, debates—became the arena for a critical...
The Fuel Embargo on Tigray is a siege
Tigray is once again facing a calculated blockade—not through direct military assault, but through economic strangulation that threatens lives just as effectively as war....
How international actors should be alleviating the conflict in the DRC
After their last attack in 2012 in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Rwandan-backed M23 forces launched a new...
Tigray: The Battle for Survival, Sovereignty, and Stability
Tigray, a region with a profound historical legacy and a pivotal role in Ethiopia’s political landscape, is at a moment of extreme peril. After...
Child Labor in the Cocoa Industry: Not as Sweet as it Tastes
Child labor is not a new issue in the agricultural, mining, and manufacturing sectors. Data released by UNICEF and the ILO in 2021 revealed...
Gaza Crisis: Human Rights Analysis and the Consequences of the Blockade
For over 15 years, the Gaza Strip has been subjected to an extensive blockade that has profoundly affected its population. Originally justified as a...
Somaliland’s Diplomatic Gamble: Recognition, Risk, and the Palestinian Question
Abstract: Somaliland, an unrecognized but self-governing entity in the Horn of Africa, is facing a complex diplomatic challenge following reports alleging its potential involvement...
Peace Agreements or Sparks of War: Why Trump’s Plan to Revive the Abraham Accords is Dangerous
When Donald Trump facilitated the signing of the Abraham Accords during his first presidency to normalize relations between Israel and Arab countries, many regional...
Migration Along the Eastern Route: A Growing Crisis of Human Suffering
The Eastern Route, stretching from the Horn of Africa to the Arabian Peninsula, remains one of the most heavily travelled yet perilous migration corridors...
What Affects U.S. Public Support for Military Weapons Sales to Foreign Countries?
The United States is the largest seller of military weapons to foreign countries, with the total sales surging to $318.7 billion in 2024 as...