Human Rights-Gender and Equality
A hallmark of a Civilised Society
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) A hallmark of a civilised society is that minorities therein can live with dignity and honour. From that standpoint
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Child Labour in Pakistan: A Crisis Stealing Childhoods
By Amna Amir (Pakistan) Childhood is meant to be a time of play, discovery, and growth. Yet for millions of children in Pakistan, it has
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Australia to Recognise Palestinian Statehood at UN in September; New Zealand Decision Expected Soon
News Desk: Australia will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in September, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Mongolian Women: Excel in Classrooms, Lag in Careers
By Arlen Agiliga (Mongolia) Mongolian women top the class. They earn more degrees than men, perform better across school levels, and now make up a
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
The Law can Kill a Killer — Can it Kill the culture?
By: Fatima Ghufran (Pakistan) The tragic murder of 17-year-old acclaimed TikToker Sana Yousuf has reignited the debate around consent — a concept persistently misunderstood, misconstrued,
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
The Humanitarian and Migration Crisis in Venezuela: An Analysis through the Lens of Singer, Carr and Suganami
By: Cecília Passos Diniz (Brazil) The complex multidimensional crisis plaguing Venezuela since the early 21st century stands as one of the most intricate contemporary humanitarian
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Immigrants Left in Limbo After Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship
News Desk: Confusion and fear swept through immigrant communities across the United States on Friday after a Supreme Court ruling introduced new uncertainty over the
Conflict Zones and Peacekeeping
Abkhazia Detains Russian National Accused of Plotting Ukrainian Attack on Sukhumi Airport
Sukhumi, Abkhazia – Authorities in Abkhazia have detained a Russian national accused of collaborating with Ukrainian intelligence to orchestrate an attack on Sukhumi Airport, the
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Eight Dead, 22 Missing After Smugglers Force Migrants to Swim to Shore Near Djibouti
Djibouti, 11 June 2025 – At least eight refugees and migrants have died, and 22 others are missing after smugglers forced them off a boat
