By Meena Kandasamy, Opinion, May 15, 2019
The Bharatiya Janata Party’s rule came with an attack on Dalits and the… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: War, Human Rights, Economic Opportunity
Map of Bosnia-Herzegovina 1995, The Atlantic, May 2019
Updated: Today we focus on an adjunct of our series,… Continue reading
Message of the Day: War, Human Rights, Economic Opportunity
Map of Bosnia-Herzegovina 1995, The Atlantic, May 2019
Updated: Today we focus on an adjunct of our series,… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights
Reuters reporters U Wa Lone and U Kyaw Soe Oo, Reuters
Updated: We continue today on the theme of… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Human Rights
Reuters reporters U Wa Lone and U Kyaw Soe Oo, Reuters
Updated: We continue today on the theme of… Continue reading
“After worst harvest in ten years, 10 million people in DPRK face imminent food shortages”, World Food Programme, Food and Agriculture Organization
Press release, 3 May 2019
UN report finds worryingly low food consumption, limited dietary diversity and families being forced to… Continue reading
“Gandhi And Philosophy: On Theological Anti-Politics”, The Book Review Literary Trust
Reviewer, Vijay Tankha; Author, Shaj Mohan, Bloomsbury Academic; New Delhi, April Issue
The collected writings of… Continue reading
“Burundi crisis: The legacy of 2015 brings fear for 2020”, Amnesty International
By Rachel Nicholson, Amnesty International’s Research on Burundi, 2 May 2019
For the past four years, April brings sorrow for… Continue reading
“The Legacy of Rwandan Genocide: ‘Everyone Lives in Fear'”, Der Spiegel
By Cathrin Schmiegel, Berlin, 04/29/19
A quarter-century has passed since the murder of 800,000 people were in the Rwandan genocide.… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, Personal Growth
Inside the Shrinking Newsroom of the Paper That Shapes the Primaries, Politico Magazine
The 2020 presidential campaign in… Continue reading