More: Human Rights
The Overlooked Heroes: Women’s Role and Exclusion in War and Peace
In the midst of constantly changing global dynamics, the world currently faces more than 50 ongoing armed conflicts, spanning a wide range of regions...
The Icelandic Government’s Efforts to Close the Gender Gap in the Workforce
Gender injustice is a phenomenon of limiting thoughts and roles and differences in treatment that cause violations of human rights, especially equal rights between...
Freedom Oppression: Women’s Struggle and Movement from France to Iran
Freedom is a word with many meanings. Since the era of global decolonization, various movements fighting for freedom have spread worldwide. Moreover, after WW...
The Politicization of Human Rights Must End
Human rights are universally acknowledged as fundamental principles that safeguard human dignity, freedom, and equality. However, their interpretation and application often vary across cultures,...
Conflict in Sudan and impacts in Darfur
Authors: Kelvin Benny and Amit Binesh*
Abstract: Located in the crossroads of civilizations, the region of Darfur marks the transition from the Sahara to Sahel....
Gender, Human Rights, and Family Planning in Indonesia
For a considerable period of time, Indonesia has been renowned for the numerous high-profile figures who exert considerable influence on the global economy. Concurrently,...
India’s blind support for Israel is not diplomatic. It is a violation of international humanitarian law
On October 7 2023, Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel. It was said that about 4,300 missiles were used by Hamas. Unexpectedly, Israel...
Kangaroo Mothers: A Testament to Love in the Shadow of Starvation
In the heart of Axum, Tigray, I witnessed an extraordinary display of maternal resilience that both humbled and haunted me. The wards of Aksum...
 A Day in Axum’s IDP Centers — Humanity in Crisis
A couple of days ago, I walked through the IDP centers in Axum, and immediately, the reality of the suffering of the IDPs was...
Social Media’s Impact on the Textile Industry
Fast Fashion: the flawed foundation for decades
On 24 April 2003, the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh collapsed. In a single instant, 1,134 individuals died...