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Schweitzer’s ‘Reverence for Life’ In the Age of Trump and Modi

Forever known by his phrase 'reverence for life', Albert Schweitzer was a theologian, moral philosopher, physician and missionary.  He was born in Alsace when it was...

Salvaging international law: The best of bad options

These are uncertain times with trade wars, regional conflicts and increased abuse of human and minority rights pockmarking the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar...

8 Million People under siege for almost 3 months in Kashmir

Kashmir, the most beautiful part of world, heaven on the earth, roof of the world, land of natural beauty, lush green, full of mountains, rivers, lakes,...

UN: India should ‘unlock’ freedom curbs in disputed Kashmir

The people of Indian-administered Kashmir continue to be deprived of numerous basic freedoms, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday, before urging the...

Democracy in South Asia: A long road ahead

When we say the word” Democracy”, we intend towards liberal democracy which reflects certain characteristics such as; rule of law, transparent electoral process, free and fair judicial...

Why we must urgently close the data gap to end violence against women

Having the full picture is crucial for effective action to end violence against women. Yet today, efforts to address this critical sustainable development and human rights...

Kashmir & The Conundrums of war

The  concept  of Justice  seem to turn its head   holding  different meaning depending on whether you are a adversary or a ally . This is what has  happened ...

Decisive international action needed to end Israeli occupation

The international community has a responsibility and legal obligation to compel Israel to end its 52 year-long “occu-annexation” of Palestinian territory and remove barriers preventing Palestinian...

Companies ‘failing’ to address offline harm incited by online hate

States and companies are “failing” when it comes to combating online hate, the UN independent rights expert, or Special Rapporteur, on freedom of speech and expression said on Monday, ahead...

Venezuela, Poland and Sudan amongst 14 new Human Rights Council members

14 new members were elected to the Human Rights Council on Thursday, following a secret ballot held in the General Assembly Hall in New York. The Council,...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

Nine European nations – Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the...
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