More: Human Rights
9 Years After ISIS Genocide, the Plight of Iraqi Christians Remains Ongoing
When many Westerners hear the word “Iraq” today, they may think that it has always been a majority-Muslim country. Yet, the Middle East region,...
Assyrian-Dutch Minister Pursues Dialogue with Turkish People about Turkey’s Criminal History
Turkey is one of the nations that has the highest amount of persecution targeting its Christian citizens. The decades-long Christian persecution in the country...
Pakistan: Stolen Hindu and Christian Children
Almost weekly, news regarding Hindu and Christian children being kidnapped and abused by Muslim men emerge from Pakistan. Once abducted, these girls are forcefully...
A Brief Look at the Minority History of Turkey
Since the establishment of the Republic, the minority issue has been a hotly-debated topic in Turkish political discourse especially with regards to key theme...
Maputo Protocol: Advancing Women and Girls Rights in Africa
As Africa marks two decades (20 years) of the adoption of the continental protocol for advancing and protecting the Rights of Women and Girls...
The SFORAB Bill 2024 and Human Rights Violations in Indian Punjab
Human rights abuses have historically occurred in the Indian state of Punjab. In particular, following the demonstrations against the farmers in 2022, there has...
The True Tragedy of The Niger Coup Responses in Global Affairs
The mass destruction brewing in Niger and in West Africa as a whole while the Russian-Ukraine conflict threatens to obliterate Europe and as France,...
The Aftermath of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir
Article 370 of the Indian Constitution grants Jammu and Kashmir a unique status as the only state that can define its own accession term...
Human Rights and Trade: The Stumbling Blocks For The EU-India Partnership
Imagine a country that has the world’s largest population of young people, the fastest growing economy, and the most diverse democracy. Now imagine that...
Slaughterhouse Myanmar: Field Notes from Dystopia
In a world with no shortage of mass atrocities, the civil war in Myanmar is perhaps the most inescapably dystopian. Ever since the February...