The Significance of South Korea’s New President Yoon Seok-yeol
On March 9, Yoon Seok-yeol of the conservative People Power Party (PPP) won the South Korean presidential elections by a...
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The US Can Play a Critical Role for Women’s Rights in Afghanistan
After the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, women’s rights in Afghanistan came under consistent attack by the Taliban, with many women activists...
Violence Against Women Is a Bargaining Chip for the Taliban
After the collapse of the Afghan government last August, the only significant challenge to the Taliban’s primitive totalitarianism was mounted...
The Climate Crisis Is the New Frontier of Justice
These past two years have made the international community finally realize that complex global challenges and crises will not go...
Iran’s Minorities Face Double Discrimination
Last month, human rights organizations and many national legislatures commemorated the anniversary of the November 2019 protests in Iran and...
A Message No One Wants to Hear
Some 40 years ago, the Club of Rome published a study with what at the time was a relatively provocative...
How Studying Extremism Can Help Decolonize the Curriculum
The concept of decolonizing the curriculum within British higher education returned to the spotlight this year with the Sewell Report...
Germany Lacks Political Will to Welcome Afghan Refugees
Since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan in August, debates in Germany have flared up whether the country should grant...
A Look Back at the History of Illegal Abortion
Before the landmark 1973 US Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade that protected a woman’s right to choose to...
Why Are Abortion Rights More Controversial Than Same-Sex Marriage?
The raging debate around abortion rights in the United States has recently been reignited when Texas passed a law banning all abortions...
