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Call for Action from Leaders and Business on Violence against Women

Spiralling levels of violence against women in Africa require immediate action from governments and businesses, including tangible measures to create safe spaces, experts from across the...

Women Jihadists: Dupes of Emotional Trap

As the prime focus while understanding global extremism is usually on the perpetrators and leaders of these extremist groups, women’s facilitative and supportive contributions are often...

Boko Haram and Frustration- Aggression Theory: A Potential Explanation

In the context of Boko Haram, it is vital to identify how Boko Haram resorted to extreme violent behavior. One theory that provides an understanding of...

Modi’s Victory: Are We Envisaging a Surge in Religious Extremism?

Indubitably, India’s federal election 2019— the most intriguing issue among many young Indian voters and international stakeholders—was the most wide-ranging and probably most expensive election campaign in...

Herat, the fire’s bride

The olive eyes of Shaista peep between the bandages covering her burnt body, for she, like so many other Afghan women from the city of Herat,...

Tackling hate speech: Tech companies and world leaders opt for band-aid solutions

There’s a ‘blame the messenger’ quality to global efforts to counter misinformation, extremism and hate speech by world leaders and technology companies. The efforts are informed by...

Not faith, ‘but those who manipulate the faithful’ driving wedge between religions

Following a string of hate-fuelled attacks on places of worship around the world, the High Representative for the Alliance of Civilizations (UNOAC), said on Thursday...

The Danger of Extremism

Let’s face it - we as the human race have to share this world, and adjust ourselves accordingly. Each and every societal group, just like...

‘Endemic’ sexual violence surging in South Sudan

A surge in sexual violence in South Sudan’s Unity state targeting victims as young as eight years old, has prompted a call from the...

Afghanistan’s Rigid Cultural Norms; A Serious Challenge for Girls’ Education

The Afghan government, headed by Hamid Karzai, the first elected president of Afghanistan after the collapse of Taliban’s government in 2001 and its international...

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