European Union contemplates the first ever Human Rights blacklist
Countries in the European Union have started o debate about the first-ever Human Rights blacklist which is sought to impose…
Countries in the European Union have started o debate about the first-ever Human Rights blacklist which is sought to impose…
(This is the second article from the two-article series covering the conflict from historical and international law perspectives. Click here…
(This is the first article of a two-part series covering the conflict from historical and international law perspectives) On…
Background Since 2014, when a military coup prompted censorship and rewriting of its constitution, Thailand has faced an extended period…
A few days before its full-scale review meeting, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) – the global money-laundering watchdog –…
After Mao, Xi Jinping is oft considered as the most powerful leader since his accession to the General Secretary position…
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Since November 2019, protests demanding the elimination of violence against women have received broad media attention due to the by…
As widely reported by media outlets throughout the world, China’s human rights violations in Xinjiang province against the Muslim Uyghur…
Balochistan is the largest province of Pakistan with a vast area stretching from Afghanistan in the North to Iran in…
The ongoing pandemic has put an enormous strain on the infrastructures that exist meekly in most South Asian countries. At…