Human Rights
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ASIA
Iranian regime: Male gods and oppressed women
By Elchin Hatami The patriarchal world was formed as a result of several historical processes. These ancient processes served to…
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OPINION
Amnesty International should be protecting society from Omar Radi, not defending him
The arrest of Omar Radi, a controversial Moroccan journalist, subject of a recent Amnesty International campaign against Rabat, on rape…
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Editor's Picks
Israel will not abandon China. The reasons go beyond economics
By Coby Goldberg The Trump Administration is engaged in a global campaign to persuade allies of the China threat. The…
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ASIA
China must be held responsible for Xinxiang but it is not the only one to be held accountable
By Jaimin Parikh The situation in Xinxiang Province The present day situation in which Xinxiang Uygur Autonomous Region – the…
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ASIA
India’s citizenship bill, 2019 and the violation of international law
By Samarth Trigunayat A recent statement issued by the US Commission for International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) seeks sanctions against India’s…
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INTL CONFLICTS
Pope Francis’ letter to Assad: Syria is a Catholic issue
By Peter Carswell In a little-noticed diplomatic exchange in July, Pope Francis sent his envoys to Damascus to convey an…
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AMERICAS
Trump’s major crimes
Impeachment finally under way. The long-delayed impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump are finally starting, but at present the focus is…
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ASIA
I researched Uighur society in China for 8 years and watched how technology opened new opportunities – then became a trap
By Darren Byler, University of Washington The Uighurs, a Muslim minority ethnic group of around 12 million in northwest China,…
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ASIA
Why is Oman suppressing the voices of the Al-Shuhuh tribe?
Oman, famous for its picturesque and idyllic port capital Muscat, which is snuggled between the mountains and desert and the…
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AMERICAS
Mexican women are angry about rape, murder and government neglect – and they want the world to know
Luis Gómez Romero, University of Wollongong and María de la Macarena Iribarne González, University of Wollongong Wearing green bandannas and…
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