Tag: Human Rights

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Elderly Women: Unearth & Champion the Hidden Pain

While society often celebrates youth and progress, the unsettling truth about domestic…

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Horizontal illustration that combines Renaissance style with modernity. Human figures wear red masks, evoking the 'Money Heist' series. Employing Renaissance painting techniques: soft colors, earth tones, and pastels. Detailed shading, accurate perspective and proportions. Includes contemporary elements in the composition while maintaining the Renaissance aesthetic.

Culture & Politics

Human Rights in ‘Money Heist’: A Reality Check

The Spanish series "Money Heist" ("La Casa de Papel") achieves more than…

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In Zimbabwe, the bride price, commonly known as "lobola," is a celebrated cultural rite.

Price Tag on Love: Zimbabwe’s Silent Inequity

In a society striving for gender equality, Zimbabwe's bride price laws reveal…

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Vladimir Putin meets with Miguel Díaz-Canel, Cuba's unelected President, to discuss bilateral relations. Photo by kremlin.ru.

Analysis & Theories

Cuban Mercenaries in Ukraine: A Hidden Ethical Quagmire

In the Ukraine war's ethical maze, a hidden crisis emerges: Cuban mercenaries…

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Collage depicting an island in shades of gray and blue, symbolizing Cuba. On one side, stylized silhouettes of young individuals walking towards a ship, representing their forced exile. On the opposite end, a prison with bars and silhouettes of youth behind them. Geometric elements and typical art deco patterns frame the scene, highlighting the contrasting fates of those who leave and those who remain.

Freedom of Expression

Forced exile in Cuba: Relentless War on Free Expression

In the shadow of its famed revolution, Cuba has waged a silent…

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André Ventura, President of the populist Chega political party, delivers a speech on the night of the 2022 Portuguese legislative elections.

Decoding Portugal’s Populist Pulse: A New Dawn for Democracy

Recognizing the sentiments of the masses allows for more informed and empathetic…

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Moldova - People fleeing the military offensive in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Displaced Citizens: Why Legal Aid is a Lifeline, Not a Luxury

The plight of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Ukraine is a subject…

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Since 1963, the exploitation of doctors through exportation has been a significant revenue source for the Havana regime.

From Healers to Slaves: The Cuban Regime’s Exploitation of Doctors

Modern slavery in Cuba and the human rights violations that characterize its…

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Indigenous Rights in Brazil: A Multicultural Perspective

In the pursuit of a more just and inclusive world, the multicultural…

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Development as a Human Right

Development as a Human Right: A Democratic Imperative

The concept of human rights is continually evolving. One of the most…

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A photograph from the protests on July 11, 2021, in Cuba, showing an instance of state repression. A young man is being apprehended by a security officer on a bustling street, indicative of the civil unrest that sparked international discussions about Cuba in the UNHRC.

Totalitarian Cuba in the UNHRC: A Mockery of Human Rights?

The Cuban government remains a systematic human rights violator, and there is…

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U.S. Army Specialist in Kirkuk's struggle, poised with his weapon during a security patrol, exemplifies the challenges faced by Iraqi Federal Government in human rights protection.

Kirkuk’s Struggle: A Reflection of Human Rights

The human rights situation in Kirkuk is not just a local issue;…

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