The Detention of Investigative Journalist Highlights Threats to Freedom of the Press Introduction The recent detention of investigative journalist Ariane Lavrilleux has once again brought into focus the critical issue of press freedom and the protection of journalists. Lavrilleux’s reporting, which exposed alleged French complicity in extrajudicial executions and human […]
Author: Samantha Chen
The Power Divide: Navigating Inequality in Transportation
# Inequality and Transport: Who Decides Where You Go? ## Introduction Transportation systems play a crucial role in society, enabling individuals to access job opportunities, education, healthcare, and social networks. However, these systems are often designed to cater to the needs and preferences of a narrow demographic, primarily middle-aged, white, […]
The Urgent Need for Innovative Solutions: Europe’s Stagnation on Migration
Europe’s Lack of New Ideas on Migration is the Real Crisis Introduction Europe‘s response to the ongoing migration crisis has been widely criticized for its ineffectiveness and human rights abuses. The recent visit of the European Commission president, Ursula Von Der Leyen, to the island of Lampedusa in Italy was […]
Cambodia’s Alarming Escalation of Violence against Dissidents and Their Families
Cambodia: Dissident, Wife Brutally Assaulted Incident Tests New Government’s Willingness to Address Impunity On September 12, 2023, a dissident and his wife were viciously attacked by men wielding metal batons in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Ny Nak, an agriculture entrepreneur known for his criticism of the previous government, remains hospitalized with […]
“The Global Epidemic Unveiled: Mapping State-Sanctioned Repression on Protesters”
The Global Rise in Repression of Protesters: A Terrifying Reality Authorities Resorting to Unlawful Force and Repressive Legislation According to Amnesty International, authorities across the world are increasingly turning to unlawful use of force and repressive legislation to crush protests. In response to this alarming trend, the organization has launched […]
Climate activists stage bold protest against TotalEnergies’ LNG terminal in Le Havre harbour: A call for urgent action
Energy Activists take climate action against TotalEnergies’ LNG floating terminal entering Le Havre harbour Protest against TotalEnergies‘ LNG Terminal Greenpeace France activists recently staged a protest against the arrival of TotalEnergies‘ Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) floating terminal, known as the FSRU Cape Ann, in Le Havre, France. The 280-meter long […]
Harnessing the Power of the Youth: UN Issues Game-changing Guidelines on Children’s Rights and the Environment
UN Guidance on Children’s Rights and the Environment: A Critical Step in Protecting Our Future Introduction The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child has released new guidance aimed at protecting children’s rights in the face of climate change and other environmental crises. This guidance comes at a […]
Weaponizing Labour Law: The Troubling Targeting of Nobel Laureate Mohammad Yunus in Bangladesh
Amnesty International Calls for an End to Harassment of Nobel Peace Laureate Mohammad Yunus in Bangladesh Amnesty International has released a statement urging the authorities in Bangladesh to cease weaponizing labour laws and immediately stop their harassment and intimidation of Nobel Peace Laureate Mohammad Yunus. According to the human rights […]
Media Suppression in Kyrgyzstan: Authorities’ Attack on Free Press Threatens Democracy
The Suppression of Independent Media in Kyrgyzstan: An Assault on Freedom of Expression A Regression on Freedom of Expression The recent news of the Kyrgyzstani authorities filing a lawsuit to shut down Kloop Media Public Foundation, an independent media organization, is a deeply concerning development in the ongoing assault on […]
Spotlighting Global Crises: The UN’s Call for Action from World Leaders
UN: World Leaders Should Spotlight Global Crises An Urgent Call to Action Human Rights Watch has called upon world leaders attending the upcoming session of the United Nations General Assembly to prioritize and address the global human rights crises that persist around the world. With over 140 leaders expected to […]