Human Rights
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AMERICAS
Time to think again about abolishing torture
Right now, 47 years ago to the day in the autumn of 1975, the corridors of the UN in New…
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Switzerland’s responses on the Xinjiang issue: A brief footprint so far
By Ilham Rilin Fiadi The issue of human rights violations against the Uighurs in Xinjiang, China, still remains a global…
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Uphill work, outlawing war crimes
The arrest in London of the former Chilean dictator, Augusto Pinochet, accused of inflicting widespread torture, was a bolt from…
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The influence of Persian racism on status of Azerbaijani Turks in Iran
By Elchin Hatami Language is the carrier of the people’s culture and is one of the fundamental national identity elements. …
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New president, new hopes: Biden Administration should not turn its back on the armed conflicts in Myanmar
By Thiri Shwesin Aung The Rakhine state of Myanmar is severely impoverished and chronically conflicted. In the aftermath of the…
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AMERICAS
In praise of the Lioness of Law: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her jurisprudence
By Punsara Amarasinghe The death of the US Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg has created an abyss in the…
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More action needed to ban products of Chinese slave labor
By Jeff King Recent weeks have seen unprecedented international action against China for its egregious violations of human rights, particularly…
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