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How Free Is India?

Under Narendra Modi's virulent Hindu nationalist leadership, India has lost another prize:  it is no  longer designated as 'Free' in the latest Freedom House freedom report. ...

Anti-Coup Stir: Women Take Over the Reins of Protests in Myanmar

Ousting of a female civilian leader through a military coup and the declaration of a year-long emergency, in the early hours of February 1st...

Trinity for Scrutiny: Council of Europe, Human Rights instruments and Citizens

Building on the tasteful piece written recently by Commissioner Dunja Mijatovic, this article will endeavour to explore further why the Tromsø Convention(Norwegian International Convention on...

Walking On A Tightrope Of Rights And COVID

At the outset let me say this: It is an inherent human right to protest and express one’s views and political belief without being...

Council of Europe fights for your Right to Know, too

Authors: Eugene Matos de Lara and Audrey Beaulieu “People have the right to know what those in power are doing” -Dunja Mijatovic Council of Europe,...

Gugu Mbatha-Raw named latest UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador

British actor Gugu Mbatha-Raw was on Wednesday appointed a global Goodwill Ambassador with the UN refugee agency, UNHCR.  Ms. Mbatha-Raw highlighted the need to support refugees during...

Myanmar: Exploiting lessons learnt in the Middle East

Demonstrating for the third week their determination to force the country’s military to return to its barracks, protesters in Myanmar appear to be learning...

‘No place’ for coups in today’s world

On the opening day of a new UN Human Rights Council session on Monday, UN Secretary-General António Guterres reiterated his “full support to the people of Myanmar”, three weeks after the military takeover that has...

Child Abuse & Legal System

In world where the population is high, crime rate is higher. China has a separate system because China has a large population but the...

Loss of autonomy in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir threatens minorities’ rights

India’s decision to end autonomy in Jammu and Kashmir and restrict the participation of minorities in political and other activities sparked the concern of...

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In little more than a week, three merchant ships...

Trump’s Iran War Is Coming Due at the Ballot Box

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Chinese Multinational Corporations and Indonesia’s Quest for Economic Sovereignty

Foreign investment is often seen as a driver of...

Russia Seizes More EU Company Assets in Retaliation for Support for Ukraine

Russia has taken control of the local assets of...
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